Creating Science Outreach Materials for Public Engagement
Scientists create public engagement materials like infographics, fact sheets, and educational posters that translate complex research into accessible visuals. These need to work in both print and digital formats.
Workflow
- Design outreach materials with clear visuals and accessible language
- Use the Image Resizer to create print-quality (300 DPI) and web-quality versions
- Use the Image Converter to create formats for social media (JPEG) and print (PDF)
- Use the Image Compressor to optimize web versions for fast loading
- Export the print version as a high-quality PDF
- Distribute through institutional websites, social media, and at public events
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