Table 3 Poster rating criteria
Topic | Criteria |
|---|---|
Appearance/overall impression | At first glance, the poster makes overall a professional (and aesthetic) impression. Visually, the ratio of graphic elements and text is balanced, and they are spatially clearly separated. |
The typographic elements (text alignment, highlighting, font sizes, etc.) are well coordinated and contribute to an appealing overall image. | |
Layout | The poster is divided into clearly recognizable segments. |
The graphic elements are well designed, functional and understandable. Similar objects are formatted in the same way. Objects and text fields are aligned. | |
The amount of information conveyed on the poster is appropriate (not too much, not too little). | |
Content | The contents of the poster are scientifically sound. |
The text portions of the poster are written in a way that is understandable and appropriate for the audience. | |
The language used is error-free. | |
Presentation | The linguistic expression is scientifically appropriate (not colloquial). |
It was performed at an appropriate pace, loudly and clearly. | |
The presentation is well structured. | |
The derivation of the research question is comprehensible and justified. A reference of the results to the research question was made. | |
Questions were answered confidently. |