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Midcontinental
Chapter of the
Medical Library Association
* Colorado * Kansas * Missouri * Nebraska
* South Dakota * Utah * Wyoming * |
Criteria for the Awards for the
Best Research Poster and Best Research Presentation
at the MCMLA Annual Meeting
Eligibility
The work presented in an award-eligible poster or presentation will either:
- Address a library-related, research question by gathering and analyzing
data
and/or
- Evaluate a library-related program or tool.
Criteria for Evaluating Posters and Presentations
Research Design 60%
- The question(s) to be answered by the research or evaluation process
is(are) clearly defined.
- The need for, or results of, the research or evaluation are discussed
within the context of relevant past work by the authors and others.
- Appropriate methods are used to conduct the research or evaluation.
- Appropriate methods are used to analyze the data.
- The question(s) to be answered by the research or evaluation is(are)
addressed.
Clarity of Expression 15%
- For posters:
- The text is clear, concise, articulate and well organized.
- The use of color, text, graphics and white space is visually appealing
and helps engage the audience with the poster content.
- For presented papers:
- The presentation is verbally fluent, and the content is clear,
focused and well organized.
- The use of audio-visuals is appropriate and helps engage the audience
with the subject matter of the presentation.
Originality 25%
In the area of originality weight will be given to:
- Importance of the presented findings to the field of librarianship.
- Timeliness of the research.
- Efforts of the presenter to coordinate his/her poster or presentation
with that year’s conference theme.
Thanks to the MCR NN/LM for sponsoring these awards for the first two
years!
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