GradTrack

• Google Slides - Choose from a wide variety of pitches, portfolios, pre-made presentations, a variety of presentation themes, hundreds of fonts, embedded video, animations, and more.
• Articulate - e-learning apps
• H5P -create, share and reuse interactive content.
• Prezi - helps you to deliver information the way that the audience can engage most.  Note: Prezi is NOT accessible, and is also not compatible with Internet Explorer. If Prezi is used; an alternate, accessible format should also be provided. 
• Microsoft Sway - create newsletters, presentations and documentation.
• Genially - create presentations and infographics.
• Piktochart - create infographics, presentations, and flyers
• Canva  - design using templates and images.
• Glisser - makes meetings more engaging and allows you to share slides live to audience smartphones as they are presented, so they can write notes,keep and share the content.
• Slidebean is a comprehensive presentation software for students.
• Keynote - Apple's equivalent to Microsoft PowerPoint
• Videos (hosted on YouTube or Vimeo)
• Images
• PDFs

Note on formats - Consider Accessibility:

• Accessibility should be considered when selecting formats; see the DLS Instruction Committee’s Accessibility Guide for more information.
• In particular, ensure all videos have captions and that any text is large enough to be read. Where possible, provide multiple formats for posters (e.g. both a video and a text transcript) to improve accessibility.
• ​Some institutions block Google Drive, including Google Slides, Google Docs, and any PDFs or other files hosted on Google Drive.
• Presenters using Google Drive to host materials should be sure to provide their contact information in their presenter bio, so that attendees can contact them for materials if needed.
• Prezi is NOT accessible, and is also not compatible with Internet Explorer. If Prezi is used, an alternate, accessible format should also be provided. 
• Most attendees will be viewing the poster session on a computer, but attendees may want to consider whether their formats are viewable on mobile devices.
• All files (other than texts and images under 10MB) should be self-hosted. Presenters should not submit raw files, but rather should submit a public link to where the file is hosted.
• Please include an embed code if possible (height="600" width="800" is a good default).
• Remember: posters should be interactive, and visual in nature. Multimedia is encouraged. Text-heavy PDFs, presentations, or images are discouraged.