Here is where you will find additional information about the type of presentation that you have selected. Please also keep an eye on your e-mail for future updates and more information.
Submit your Poster Presentation Here: Click this link
You will need to sign into the submission form using your Winthrop credentials!
The deadline to upload your files is April 12th. If you wish to be considered for an award (with real money) for your poster presentation, you must have your files uploaded by April 5th!
Greetings,
You are receiving this e-mail because you have elected to present a poster at SOURCE 2021 (cc: mentors). As you know, the event this year is 100% virtual, so there is not a need to print your poster after designing it. However, we are asking that you, as a poster presenter, create a recording of yourself presenting your poster. The recording will be posted on the TechSmith website where conference participants will be able to view the video and engage in a conversation with you, through a discussion forum, if they have any questions.
Please follow these brief instructions for file preparation:
When you have your poster and video files complete, please follow this link to upload your files so SOURCE personnel can prepare the conference website. The deadline to upload your files is April 12th. If you wish to be considered for an award (with real money) for your poster presentation, you must have your files uploaded by April 5th!
I have tried to anticipate questions that you may have and have prepared a Frequently Asked Questions list below. If other questions pop up, please feel free to reach out to me and I will do my best to quickly respond.
Kind regards,
Dr. Grossoehme
Each poster session will be one hour – you are expected to be available during that time period so that you can address any questions that are asked by conference attendees.
You will be notified of your assigned time as we get closer to the date of the event.
While you are on your presentation page, there will be a discussion forum visible on the right side of the screen. Questions from conference participants will be visible there. Here is a video showing you what to expect. https://winthrop.techsmithrelay.com/wenL
How should I make my poster?
There are many approaches that you can take to do this. I strongly encourage you to work with your project mentor to identify common practices in your discipline. Here is a link to a guide developed by NYU Libraries on how to create a research poster.
Poster Basics - How to Create a Research Poster - Research Guides at New York University (nyu.edu)
How do I make a video of my presentation?
There are many paths that you can take. Here are a few options: