Key Information (Información Clave)
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General Overview
Sign in to Learning Toolbox https://my.ltb.io/ and then:
1. Click on the Stacks menu
2. Click on the title bar of your stack to open it
3. Click on the 3 dots at the end of the stack menu bar
4. Choose Extract Stack Contents from the drop-down menu
5. Click on Generate Zip File in the box that appears
6. Click on Download Zip File
The Zip file will be downloaded to your computer and you can then open it and explore the contents. It is a structured folder containing all the files, images and details of the weblinks that you added to your stack.
You can change the permissions of your stack to determine who can open it and whether it shows up in searches.
To do this sign-in and open your stack as usual, but do not click on the Edit button. Instead next to the Edit button you will see the access permissions button that indicates what permissions your stack currently has (Private, Restricted or Public). If you are still developing the stack then it is probably still set as Private.
Click on that access permissions button and you will see the drop down menu allowing you to change the access permissions for your stack.
If you are still working on the stack but want to share it with others (perhaps your co-authors) so they can see what you have done, then you should change the permissions to Public and Hidden. This will mean that only people who have been sent the QR code or web address for your stack will be able to open and view it.
If you do not want your stack to be accessible any longer then you should change the permissions to Private.
Creating an ePoster/Stack (Crear pila en LTB para una conferencia)
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Co-authors
Sign in to Learning Toolbox https://my.ltb.io/ and then:
1. Click on the Stacks menu
2. Click on the title bar of your stack to open it
3. Click on the 3 dots at the end of the stack menu bar
4. Choose Extract Stack Contents from the drop-down menu
5. Click on Generate Zip File in the box that appears
6. Click on Download Zip File
The Zip file will be downloaded to your computer and you can then open it and explore the contents. It is a structured folder containing all the files, images and details of the weblinks that you added to your stack.
You can change the permissions of your stack to determine who can open it and whether it shows up in searches.
To do this sign-in and open your stack as usual, but do not click on the Edit button. Instead next to the Edit button you will see the access permissions button that indicates what permissions your stack currently has (Private, Restricted or Public). If you are still developing the stack then it is probably still set as Private.
Click on that access permissions button and you will see the drop down menu allowing you to change the access permissions for your stack.
If you are still working on the stack but want to share it with others (perhaps your co-authors) so they can see what you have done, then you should change the permissions to Public and Hidden. This will mean that only people who have been sent the QR code or web address for your stack will be able to open and view it.
If you do not want your stack to be accessible any longer then you should change the permissions to Private.
Adding content and resources to my ePoster/stack
Sign in to Learning Toolbox https://my.ltb.io/ and then:
1. Click on the Stacks menu
2. Click on the title bar of your stack to open it
3. Click on the 3 dots at the end of the stack menu bar
4. Choose Extract Stack Contents from the drop-down menu
5. Click on Generate Zip File in the box that appears
6. Click on Download Zip File
The Zip file will be downloaded to your computer and you can then open it and explore the contents. It is a structured folder containing all the files, images and details of the weblinks that you added to your stack.
You can change the permissions of your stack to determine who can open it and whether it shows up in searches.
To do this sign-in and open your stack as usual, but do not click on the Edit button. Instead next to the Edit button you will see the access permissions button that indicates what permissions your stack currently has (Private, Restricted or Public). If you are still developing the stack then it is probably still set as Private.
Click on that access permissions button and you will see the drop down menu allowing you to change the access permissions for your stack.
If you are still working on the stack but want to share it with others (perhaps your co-authors) so they can see what you have done, then you should change the permissions to Public and Hidden. This will mean that only people who have been sent the QR code or web address for your stack will be able to open and view it.
If you do not want your stack to be accessible any longer then you should change the permissions to Private.
Changing the layout and appearance of a tile
Sign in to Learning Toolbox https://my.ltb.io/ and then:
1. Click on the Stacks menu
2. Click on the title bar of your stack to open it
3. Click on the 3 dots at the end of the stack menu bar
4. Choose Extract Stack Contents from the drop-down menu
5. Click on Generate Zip File in the box that appears
6. Click on Download Zip File
The Zip file will be downloaded to your computer and you can then open it and explore the contents. It is a structured folder containing all the files, images and details of the weblinks that you added to your stack.
You can change the permissions of your stack to determine who can open it and whether it shows up in searches.
To do this sign-in and open your stack as usual, but do not click on the Edit button. Instead next to the Edit button you will see the access permissions button that indicates what permissions your stack currently has (Private, Restricted or Public). If you are still developing the stack then it is probably still set as Private.
Click on that access permissions button and you will see the drop down menu allowing you to change the access permissions for your stack.
If you are still working on the stack but want to share it with others (perhaps your co-authors) so they can see what you have done, then you should change the permissions to Public and Hidden. This will mean that only people who have been sent the QR code or web address for your stack will be able to open and view it.
If you do not want your stack to be accessible any longer then you should change the permissions to Private.
Adding an extra screen/layer to my ePoster/stack
Sign in to Learning Toolbox https://my.ltb.io/ and then:
1. Click on the Stacks menu
2. Click on the title bar of your stack to open it
3. Click on the 3 dots at the end of the stack menu bar
4. Choose Extract Stack Contents from the drop-down menu
5. Click on Generate Zip File in the box that appears
6. Click on Download Zip File
The Zip file will be downloaded to your computer and you can then open it and explore the contents. It is a structured folder containing all the files, images and details of the weblinks that you added to your stack.
You can change the permissions of your stack to determine who can open it and whether it shows up in searches.
To do this sign-in and open your stack as usual, but do not click on the Edit button. Instead next to the Edit button you will see the access permissions button that indicates what permissions your stack currently has (Private, Restricted or Public). If you are still developing the stack then it is probably still set as Private.
Click on that access permissions button and you will see the drop down menu allowing you to change the access permissions for your stack.
If you are still working on the stack but want to share it with others (perhaps your co-authors) so they can see what you have done, then you should change the permissions to Public and Hidden. This will mean that only people who have been sent the QR code or web address for your stack will be able to open and view it.
If you do not want your stack to be accessible any longer then you should change the permissions to Private.
Viewing and testing my ePoster/stack
Sign in to Learning Toolbox https://my.ltb.io/ and then:
1. Click on the Stacks menu
2. Click on the title bar of your stack to open it
3. Click on the 3 dots at the end of the stack menu bar
4. Choose Extract Stack Contents from the drop-down menu
5. Click on Generate Zip File in the box that appears
6. Click on Download Zip File
The Zip file will be downloaded to your computer and you can then open it and explore the contents. It is a structured folder containing all the files, images and details of the weblinks that you added to your stack.
You can change the permissions of your stack to determine who can open it and whether it shows up in searches.
To do this sign-in and open your stack as usual, but do not click on the Edit button. Instead next to the Edit button you will see the access permissions button that indicates what permissions your stack currently has (Private, Restricted or Public). If you are still developing the stack then it is probably still set as Private.
Click on that access permissions button and you will see the drop down menu allowing you to change the access permissions for your stack.
If you are still working on the stack but want to share it with others (perhaps your co-authors) so they can see what you have done, then you should change the permissions to Public and Hidden. This will mean that only people who have been sent the QR code or web address for your stack will be able to open and view it.
If you do not want your stack to be accessible any longer then you should change the permissions to Private.
Your ePoster on the showcase website
Sign in to Learning Toolbox https://my.ltb.io/ and then:
1. Click on the Stacks menu
2. Click on the title bar of your stack to open it
3. Click on the 3 dots at the end of the stack menu bar
4. Choose Extract Stack Contents from the drop-down menu
5. Click on Generate Zip File in the box that appears
6. Click on Download Zip File
The Zip file will be downloaded to your computer and you can then open it and explore the contents. It is a structured folder containing all the files, images and details of the weblinks that you added to your stack.
You can change the permissions of your stack to determine who can open it and whether it shows up in searches.
To do this sign-in and open your stack as usual, but do not click on the Edit button. Instead next to the Edit button you will see the access permissions button that indicates what permissions your stack currently has (Private, Restricted or Public). If you are still developing the stack then it is probably still set as Private.
Click on that access permissions button and you will see the drop down menu allowing you to change the access permissions for your stack.
If you are still working on the stack but want to share it with others (perhaps your co-authors) so they can see what you have done, then you should change the permissions to Public and Hidden. This will mean that only people who have been sent the QR code or web address for your stack will be able to open and view it.
If you do not want your stack to be accessible any longer then you should change the permissions to Private.
Marking your ePoster as ready to publish to the showcase
Sign in to Learning Toolbox https://my.ltb.io/ and then:
1. Click on the Stacks menu
2. Click on the title bar of your stack to open it
3. Click on the 3 dots at the end of the stack menu bar
4. Choose Extract Stack Contents from the drop-down menu
5. Click on Generate Zip File in the box that appears
6. Click on Download Zip File
The Zip file will be downloaded to your computer and you can then open it and explore the contents. It is a structured folder containing all the files, images and details of the weblinks that you added to your stack.
You can change the permissions of your stack to determine who can open it and whether it shows up in searches.
To do this sign-in and open your stack as usual, but do not click on the Edit button. Instead next to the Edit button you will see the access permissions button that indicates what permissions your stack currently has (Private, Restricted or Public). If you are still developing the stack then it is probably still set as Private.
Click on that access permissions button and you will see the drop down menu allowing you to change the access permissions for your stack.
If you are still working on the stack but want to share it with others (perhaps your co-authors) so they can see what you have done, then you should change the permissions to Public and Hidden. This will mean that only people who have been sent the QR code or web address for your stack will be able to open and view it.
If you do not want your stack to be accessible any longer then you should change the permissions to Private.
Creating the mini-poster
An option usually used by onsite conferences to promote your ePoster onsite.
Sign in to Learning Toolbox https://my.ltb.io/ and then:
1. Click on the Stacks menu
2. Click on the title bar of your stack to open it
3. Click on the 3 dots at the end of the stack menu bar
4. Choose Extract Stack Contents from the drop-down menu
5. Click on Generate Zip File in the box that appears
6. Click on Download Zip File
The Zip file will be downloaded to your computer and you can then open it and explore the contents. It is a structured folder containing all the files, images and details of the weblinks that you added to your stack.
You can change the permissions of your stack to determine who can open it and whether it shows up in searches.
To do this sign-in and open your stack as usual, but do not click on the Edit button. Instead next to the Edit button you will see the access permissions button that indicates what permissions your stack currently has (Private, Restricted or Public). If you are still developing the stack then it is probably still set as Private.
Click on that access permissions button and you will see the drop down menu allowing you to change the access permissions for your stack.
If you are still working on the stack but want to share it with others (perhaps your co-authors) so they can see what you have done, then you should change the permissions to Public and Hidden. This will mean that only people who have been sent the QR code or web address for your stack will be able to open and view it.
If you do not want your stack to be accessible any longer then you should change the permissions to Private.
Presenting my ePoster/stack
Sign in to Learning Toolbox https://my.ltb.io/ and then:
1. Click on the Stacks menu
2. Click on the title bar of your stack to open it
3. Click on the 3 dots at the end of the stack menu bar
4. Choose Extract Stack Contents from the drop-down menu
5. Click on Generate Zip File in the box that appears
6. Click on Download Zip File
The Zip file will be downloaded to your computer and you can then open it and explore the contents. It is a structured folder containing all the files, images and details of the weblinks that you added to your stack.
You can change the permissions of your stack to determine who can open it and whether it shows up in searches.
To do this sign-in and open your stack as usual, but do not click on the Edit button. Instead next to the Edit button you will see the access permissions button that indicates what permissions your stack currently has (Private, Restricted or Public). If you are still developing the stack then it is probably still set as Private.
Click on that access permissions button and you will see the drop down menu allowing you to change the access permissions for your stack.
If you are still working on the stack but want to share it with others (perhaps your co-authors) so they can see what you have done, then you should change the permissions to Public and Hidden. This will mean that only people who have been sent the QR code or web address for your stack will be able to open and view it.
If you do not want your stack to be accessible any longer then you should change the permissions to Private.
Exploring and sharing published ePosters/stacks
Sign in to Learning Toolbox https://my.ltb.io/ and then:
1. Click on the Stacks menu
2. Click on the title bar of your stack to open it
3. Click on the 3 dots at the end of the stack menu bar
4. Choose Extract Stack Contents from the drop-down menu
5. Click on Generate Zip File in the box that appears
6. Click on Download Zip File
The Zip file will be downloaded to your computer and you can then open it and explore the contents. It is a structured folder containing all the files, images and details of the weblinks that you added to your stack.
You can change the permissions of your stack to determine who can open it and whether it shows up in searches.
To do this sign-in and open your stack as usual, but do not click on the Edit button. Instead next to the Edit button you will see the access permissions button that indicates what permissions your stack currently has (Private, Restricted or Public). If you are still developing the stack then it is probably still set as Private.
Click on that access permissions button and you will see the drop down menu allowing you to change the access permissions for your stack.
If you are still working on the stack but want to share it with others (perhaps your co-authors) so they can see what you have done, then you should change the permissions to Public and Hidden. This will mean that only people who have been sent the QR code or web address for your stack will be able to open and view it.
If you do not want your stack to be accessible any longer then you should change the permissions to Private.
Engaging with the viewers of your ePosters/stacks
Sign in to Learning Toolbox https://my.ltb.io/ and then:
1. Click on the Stacks menu
2. Click on the title bar of your stack to open it
3. Click on the 3 dots at the end of the stack menu bar
4. Choose Extract Stack Contents from the drop-down menu
5. Click on Generate Zip File in the box that appears
6. Click on Download Zip File
The Zip file will be downloaded to your computer and you can then open it and explore the contents. It is a structured folder containing all the files, images and details of the weblinks that you added to your stack.
You can change the permissions of your stack to determine who can open it and whether it shows up in searches.
To do this sign-in and open your stack as usual, but do not click on the Edit button. Instead next to the Edit button you will see the access permissions button that indicates what permissions your stack currently has (Private, Restricted or Public). If you are still developing the stack then it is probably still set as Private.
Click on that access permissions button and you will see the drop down menu allowing you to change the access permissions for your stack.
If you are still working on the stack but want to share it with others (perhaps your co-authors) so they can see what you have done, then you should change the permissions to Public and Hidden. This will mean that only people who have been sent the QR code or web address for your stack will be able to open and view it.
If you do not want your stack to be accessible any longer then you should change the permissions to Private.
Using templates
Some conferences provide templates that you can use to start creating your ePoster if you want.
Sign in to Learning Toolbox https://my.ltb.io/ and then:
1. Click on the Stacks menu
2. Click on the title bar of your stack to open it
3. Click on the 3 dots at the end of the stack menu bar
4. Choose Extract Stack Contents from the drop-down menu
5. Click on Generate Zip File in the box that appears
6. Click on Download Zip File
The Zip file will be downloaded to your computer and you can then open it and explore the contents. It is a structured folder containing all the files, images and details of the weblinks that you added to your stack.
You can change the permissions of your stack to determine who can open it and whether it shows up in searches.
To do this sign-in and open your stack as usual, but do not click on the Edit button. Instead next to the Edit button you will see the access permissions button that indicates what permissions your stack currently has (Private, Restricted or Public). If you are still developing the stack then it is probably still set as Private.
Click on that access permissions button and you will see the drop down menu allowing you to change the access permissions for your stack.
If you are still working on the stack but want to share it with others (perhaps your co-authors) so they can see what you have done, then you should change the permissions to Public and Hidden. This will mean that only people who have been sent the QR code or web address for your stack will be able to open and view it.
If you do not want your stack to be accessible any longer then you should change the permissions to Private.