Microsoft PowerPoint - For a tutorial watch, "How to Make a Good Research Poster in PowerPoint."
Adobe InDesign - For a tutorial visit "InDesign for Academic Posters Tutorials."
Adobe Illustrator - For a tutorial watch "Scientific Poster in Adobe Illustrator."
Canva - For a tutorial watch "How to Make a Scientific Poster using Canva."
JCU ITS is limited to printing 42" or less for the width. Posters are large, typically 48 in. x 36 in. in landscape orientation. Check the conference requirements to decide the poster size, and check with the printer to choose the appropriate file type.
Quick Response (QR) codes can be added to link resources such as an electronic version of your poster, supplemental materials, an academic paper, a personal or lab webpage, a survey, your contact information, etc. Once added to the poster, individuals can scan the code with their phone. QR codes should be approximately 5" x 5" large on your poster. Try Adobe Express's Free QR Code Generator.
