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Science Practices: Communicating Results
Once students analyze their data and write their conclusions, it is time for them to put it all together in a scientific poster. While this can be a daunting task, these webinars and resources help make the process of creating and presenting a poster more clear.
Webinars
Giving a Poster Presentation with Kiley Remiszewski and Clarice Perryman, UNH
Creating a Research Poster with Tracy Ostrom, UC Berkeley
Putting It All Together: The Science Fair Poster with Dr. Liz Burakowski, UNH
Resources
- Tracy Ostrom's webinar slides (PDF)
- Liz Burakowski's webinar slides (PDF)
- GLOBE Poster Template PowerPoint (note: this includes the high school elements, modify as needed for middle school and primary school)
- GLOBE Poster Template with sentence starters PowerPoint - developed by GLOBE Mission EARTH, NGSS aligned
- GLOBE Poster Template presentation: Formatting ideas and task instructions (ppt) - developed by Boston University GLOBE Mission EARTH Team
- How to Create a Student Research Report (from GLOBE)
- Sample Research Report (from GLOBE)
- Creating a Science Poster - blog post by Jayme Margolin-Sneider, a GLOBE teacher and STEM Explorers advisor from Westview Middle School in Longmont, Colorado.
- Creating a Research Investigation Science poster for GLOBE - Guide by GLOBE Partner Lynn Powers
- 02 April 2013 SCRC Webinar: Scientist Skills: Presenting your Results
- Dr. Liz's First AGU Poster (before)
- Dr. Liz's Revised AGU Poster
- http://paletton.com
- MakeSigns.com
- PosterPresentations.com
- Acknowledging Data Retrieved from GLOBE Communities (PDF)
- Citing ChatGPT and Other Generative AI Tools in Student Research (PDF)