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Interactive Poster Session

Once your group has completed your work, prepare a whiteboard (Figure 1) that you can use to share and justify your ideas.
Figure 1

Figure 1: The components of the poster

As you critique the work of others, you have to decide if their conclusions are valid or acceptable based on the quality of their explanation and how well they are able to support their ideas. In other words, you need to determine if their argument is persuasive and convincing. To do this, ask the following questions. Once the Round-Robin poster-session is complete, the Presider of the session will lead a discussion in an effort to synthesize all the various perspectives into one "class" explanation that is the most valid or the best explanation.