2. EXAMPLE ONLY April Jones
Assessment in Early Childhood Education
PhD, Final Year
Department of Early Childhood, Melbourne Graduate School of Education
ORCID iD: orcid.org/
@april_jones
© April Jones 2018

3. https://research.unimelb.edu.au/visualiseyourthesis#gallery
Add your content here, or use any other layout you wish for your content slide or slide(s).
See here for entries from previous years for ideas!

4. Media
You can include embedded audio and video files on any of the slides in your presentation.
However, please follow the instructions on the Visualise Your Thesis competition webpage regarding audio and video.
In case your video does not run, please include a representative image in the correct place on the slide (behind the video).
Consider copyright and ensure you include appropriate captions for any media files.
Video: ‘Watch Mercury Spin on its Axis’, by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, 23 Feb 2013, Licensed under Creative Commons, CC BY 2.0, accessed on 13 Jul 2016,
Note: you can include a video that is the same size as the slide. See an example on the following slide:
Video: ‘NASA’s MAVEN Mission Observes Ups and Downs of Water Escape from Mars’, by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, 20 Oct 2016, Licensed under Creative Commons, CC BY 2.0, accessed on 11 Jul 2017,

5. Slide 1: Image in the Public Domain (CC0)
EXAMPLE SLIDE
REFERENCES
Welch, J. B., & Venkateswaran, A. (2009). The dual sustainability of wind energy. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 13(5),  doi: /j.rser
Beckman, K. R., & Ma, J. (Eds.). (2008). Still moving: Between cinema and photography. Durham, NC: Duke University Press.
— Media Citations
Slide 1: Image in the Public Domain (CC0)
Slide 2, Image: ‘Solutions Rooted in Knowledge’, by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory – PNNL, 24 Nov 2014, Licensed under Creative Commons, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, accessed on 13 Jul 2017,  
Slide 3, Video: ‘Watch Mercury Spin on its Axis’, by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, 23 Feb 2013, Licensed under Creative Commons, CC BY 2.0, accessed on 20 Jul 2017,
Slide 5-7: Images in the Public Domain (CC0)
— Acknowledgments
With thanks to: Jennifer Warburton, Manager, Research Publications and Programs, University Library, the University of Melbourne.

6. References for any resources you have used to create your ePoster.
Citations for any media used, including images, audio and video files.
Please note:
Your references/acknowledgements slides should use this template: you can delete this text and add your own.
You may use more than one slide if necessary.
The font size should be no less than 14 pt.
Each references/acknowledgements slide should be displayed for 5 seconds.
These slides will not count to the overall timing of your poster.
See the following slide for an example.
— Acknowledgments
Names of people, or groups, who helped with your project or ePoster.