PowerPoint Presentation

VIRTUAL POSTER SAMPLESlide 1 - Venue ImageSlide 2 Table Of ContentsSlide 3 Instructional VideoSlide 3 Text InstructionsSlide 4 Aspect RatioSlide 5 Sample Slide Slide 6 Blank Template SlideSlide 7 Additional Support

The Virtual Poster must be saved and submitted as a Microsoft Powerpoint .pptx file only. We no longer accept .ppt files.Virtual Posters must be submitted in the 16:9 Aspect ratio (Powerpoint has a built-in preset option for this located in the page setup section).Video(s) , Animation, Transitions and Audio are highly encouraged.Videos must be no longer than 2 minutes in length per slide, but you are welcome to embed multiple videos in each slide.Your Abstract information must be the first item to appear on the first slide. The first slide must contain information about the authors, co-authors and affiliation and should appear in the header of the virtual poster. You are welcome to use the Logos for the Global congress contained in this sample for your virtual poster. A link to examples from last years virtual posters can be found at the end of this presentation

16:9 Aspect Ratio

The 16:9 setting can be found by going to the Page Setup option under the design tab or dropdown menu.AAGL Global Congress Sample PosterRoman Bojorquez, Arcy Dominguez, Claudia Sahagun, Craig Cocca, Arcy DominguezCypress General Hospital, Cypress California USAAbstract ConclusionsMeasurements and ResultsThis is where you must add in the complete abstract information you provided during the abstract submission process. (Study Objective, Design, Setting, Patients, Intervention, Measurements, Results, Conclusions

Virtual Posters may contain up to 2 slides

For additional samples of Posters , go to www.Google.com, click on images and search on the keywords Medical Research Posters

Be sure not to put too much information on your poster. A poster should have a good flow to it, guiding the viewer from element to element.Educational ObjectiveThis pre-recorded surgery will focus on the surgical principles in performing a vaginal hysterectomy which include maximizing exposure, recognition of anatomic structures and spaces, achieving hemostasis.

We have found the following conclusions based on our research, testing and observations.Video ExampleAnimation ExampleYourPhotoSample Group Size = 4002. Same Group Age Range = 28-43

3. Sample Group Result

Poster TitleAuthor Name, 2nd Author Name=, 3rd Author name Hospital or Affiliation, City, State or CountryAbstract ConclusionsWe have found the following conclusions based on our research, testing and observations.Measurements and ResultsStudy ObjectiveDesign & SettingPatients & InterventionsHospital or Affiliation Logo

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VirtualPosters@aagl.org

http://www.aagl.org/globalcongress/