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PowerPoint
- Make a concise 4-slide presentation
- Ex: Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion
- Ex: Motivation, Experiment, Analysis, Conclusion
- Go to “File” >> “Export”
- In “Change File Type,” select “PNG,” and then “Save As”
- Name the file and click “Save”
- When prompted, choose to export “All Slides”
- Add a blank slide to the beginning of the presentation
- Add the poster title, presenter’s name and institution, etc. on the new Slide 1
- Import the 4 content slide PNG’s and arrange on Slide 1
- Follow steps 2-4 to export Slide 1
- When prompted, export “Just This One”
- Submit Slide 1 to be displayed in the Virtual Poster Gallery
Keynote
- Make a concise 4-slide presentation
- Ex: Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion
- Ex: Motivation, Experiment, Analysis, Conclusion
- In the top menu, select “File” >> “Export to” >> “Images…”
- Select export “All Slides”
- Select “PNG” in the Format drop-down
- Click “Next…”, name the file, and click “Save”
- Add a blank slide to the beginning of the presentation
- Add the poster title, presenter’s name and institution, etc. on the new Slide 1
- Import the 4 content slide PNG’s and arrange on Slide 1
- Follow steps 2-5 to export Slide 1
- Only export slides from “1” to “1”
- Submit Slide 1 to be displayed in the Virtual Poster Gallery
Google Slides
- Make a concise 4-slide presentation
- Ex: Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion
- Ex: Motivation, Experiment, Analysis, Conclusion
- With Slide 1 selected, in the top menu, select “File” >> “Download” >> “PNG image”
- Name the file, and click “Save”
- Repeat above for Slides 2, 3, and 4.
- Add a blank slide to the beginning of the presentation
- Add the poster title, presenter’s name and institution, etc. on the new Slide 1
- Import the 4 content slide PNG’s and arrange on Slide 1
- Follow steps 2-3 to export Slide 1
- Submit Slide 1 to be displayed in the Virtual Poster Gallery
Tips:
- After making the summary slide (Slide 1), add the presenter’s name and contact info to each slide
- Check that the majority of content on the summary slide is legible
- When in doubt, keep it simple: use less text and straightforward graphics