The Utilization of E-Poster in Teaching and Learning
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Posters thrive in education libraries or classrooms as attractive items, yet few realize the educational potential of the poster. Posters are colourful eye-catching learning media that could boost the learning atmosphere. E-Poster sessions have become common as a presentation mode for virtual conferences as well as face-to-face learning. These poster sessions comprise numerous forms of information captured in digital formats such as videos, interactive lectures, slideshows, photo albums, short games, and other elements. E-Posters could be archived to the Web, to digital sources or libraries, or to more closed collections. This paper aims to further advance the value of the e-poster as a new useful teaching instrument in the educational setting.
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