TALL eXchange 2022 Poster Presentations
Posters will be displayed throughout the day in the Conservatory Lounge and during lunch, conference attendees will have an opportunity to chat with the creators (please see times listed below).
It’s Unofficial: A Consolidated Instruments Project Managed by the OSC Library (11:45-12:15)
Christina Furlano, Ontario Securities Commission & Catherine MacGregor, University of Toronto (formerly OSC)
Innovation Tools for Libraries: Microsoft Power Tools and Bryter (12:10-12:40)
Cecilia Rose, Stikeman Elliott LLP
A Technician’s Career Path…Academic to Law Firm (12:30-1:00)
Eric Wang, Fasken
Posters will be displayed throughout the day in the Conservatory Lounge and during lunch, conference attendees will have an opportunity to chat with the creators (please see times listed below).
It’s Unofficial: A Consolidated Instruments Project Managed by the OSC Library (11:45-12:15)
Christina Furlano, Ontario Securities Commission & Catherine MacGregor, University of Toronto (formerly OSC)
Innovation Tools for Libraries: Microsoft Power Tools and Bryter (12:10-12:40)
Cecilia Rose, Stikeman Elliott LLP
A Technician’s Career Path…Academic to Law Firm (12:30-1:00)
Eric Wang, Fasken
Guidelines for TALL eXchange 2022 Poster Presentations
Planning to submit a poster to the conference? Please note the following:
Logistics
Materials/Specifications
Poster Design
Here are some recommended tips for your poster presentation:
Planning to submit a poster to the conference? Please note the following:
Logistics
- Poster setup will occur during morning registration. Posters will be displayed during the entire length of the conference and should be taken down before 5 pm. Poster presenters will be required to stand with their poster for 45 minutes during lunch (11:30 am-1:15 pm); the schedule will be determined in advance.
Materials/Specifications
- Posters will be mounted to the wall and the appropriate tape will be provided
- Posters must be no larger than 3’10½” wide and 3’10” high
- It is recommended that you bring extra copies of your illustrations or a sign-up sheet in case of conference attendees’ requests, as there will be no photocopiers onsite
Poster Design
Here are some recommended tips for your poster presentation:
- Ensure a logical sequence in your poster; include an introduction, body, and conclusion
- Use graphs, charts, tables, figures, pictures or lists rather than text to make your point
- Consider using visual techniques to attract readers, such as using colored paper to mount the sheets
- Use a large type for the heading/title (84 pt or greater) and your name and affiliation (around 72 pt)
- Use a medium type for sub-headings (at least 36 pt)
- All-capital headings/titles may be difficult to read
- Use a small type for other texts (18 and 24 pt)
- Use double or 1.5 spacing between lines
- Use simple fonts such as Times, Arial, or Helvetica
- Use a larger font size, bold, underline, or frame in a box to highlight
- All texts should be readable from a distance of 1 meter or more
