Sections/Headings
For some humanities posters, the standard IMRaD (Intro, Methods, Results, and Discussion/Conclusion) layout will work.
Other formats for Humanities:
- Modified IMRaD: Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, and Conclusions - modify this to fit your paper.
- Example: Abstract, Introduction & Argument, Background & Approach, Conclusions & Discussion
- See this article link for format ideas for papers, adapt to your poster
- PICO: Problem, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome
- Paper Sections: Abstract, Body, Conclusion, and references.
- Thematic: Group sections of your poster according to sub-themes.
- Narrative: Tell a story about your topic; particularly useful for a specific event (i.e. World War II).
- Questions and Answers: Summarize your main research questions and how you answered them.
Online Resources for Humanities Posters and Presentations
