Research Methodology
Research Methodology
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Topic 4.11 of Writing Up Research
Research results are communicated in two formats beyond the written paper: a conference talk (10–15 minutes with slides) and a research poster (A0 landscape, displayed at a conference session). Both require different design thinking than a written report.
By the end of this topic, you will
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Your Talk Is Not a Paper Read Aloud. Your Poster Is Not a Paper Printed Large.
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Quadrant 4 · Self-Assessment
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This is the discussion thread for the lesson "Preparing Presentations and Posters" (Research Methodology, Unit 4). Ask questions, share real-world examples, and help classmates who are stuck. Conversation starters. Try explaining one of these in your own words: - Structure a 12-minute conference talk across its sections and allocate time to each section correctly - Apply the one-idea-per-slide rule to convert a dense methods section into a sequence of clear slides - Design a research poster that can be read in 90 seconds and still communicate the core result
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