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Room 1
| 1.1   | gelada
| 1.2  | bonnet monkey 🏆🐒
| 1.3  | sumatran orangutan
| 1.4  | rhesus macaque
| 1.5  | spider monkey
| 1.6  | owl monkey
| 1.7  | chimpanzee
| 1.8  | vervet monkey 🏆🐒
Room 2
| 2.1  | dwarf gibbon
| 2.2 | raffles banded langur
| 2.3 | tarsier 🏆🐒
| 2.4 | tapanuli orangutan
| 2.5 | western gorilla 🏆🐒
| 2.6 | howler monkey
| 2.7 | mandrill
| 2.8 | bushbaby
Room 3
| 3.1  | mouse lemur
| 3.2 | marmoset 🏆🐒
| 3.3 | uakari
| 3.4 | siamang
| 3.5 | owl monkey
| 3.6 | snow monkey
| 3.7 | bonobo
| 3.8 | colobus monkey
Room 4
| 4.1  | cotton-top tamarin
| 4.2 | eastern gorilla
| 4.3 | squirrel monkey
| 4.4 | yellow baboon
| 4.5 | crab-eating macaque 🏆🐒
| 4.6 | mouse lemur
| 4.7 | crested gibbon 🏆🐒
| 4.8 | loris

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Trophies highlight posters that the class found notable - as shown in their ratings and comments.

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In a blind feedback activity, presenters in each room are invited to rate the posters in *another* room for how well they capture key features of science communication for a general audience.

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Each of the four Poster Rooms, contained interactive objects. When festival attendees approach the long poster board, they can view the digital pinboards embedded in the site. The digital pinboard for each room is linked from this Festival Lobby page.

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In the Family Tree activity, primates in each room are invited to map their relationships to each other across the primate clade. Each primate can provide expertise about their branch of the family tree. The digital pinboard embedded in the site allows discussion while co-working.

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In the Speed Dating activity, our class primates are randomly allocated to a male or female role, complete a dating profile for their expert species, then participate in a series of 2 minute flash-dates with other primates, to learn about each others' lifestyles, grooming habits, food preferences and love lifes 😍

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Click to browse posters

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Click to browse posters

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Room 4
| 4.1  | cotton-top tamarin
| 4.2 | eastern gorilla
| 4.3 | squirrel monkey
| 4.4 | yellow baboon
| 4.5 | crab-eating macaque 🏆🐒
| 4.6 | mouse lemur
| 4.7 | crested gibbon 🏆🐒
| 4.8 | loris

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Click to browse posters

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Room 3
| 3.1  | mouse lemur
| 3.2 | marmoset 🏆🐒
| 3.3 | uakari
| 3.4 | siamang
| 3.5 | owl monkey
| 3.6 | snow monkey
| 3.7 | bonobo
| 3.8 | colobus monkey

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Room 2
| 2.1  | dwarf gibbon
| 2.2 | raffles banded langur
| 2.3 | tarsier 🏆🐒
| 2.4 | tapanuli orangutan
| 2.5 | western gorilla 🏆🐒
| 2.6 | howler monkey
| 2.7 | mandrill
| 2.8 | bushbaby

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Digital Pinboard by Room 3

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Digital Pinboard by Room 2

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Follow the link to see dating profiles for Room 3

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Follow the link to see dating profiles for Room 2

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Click to browse posters

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Room 1
| 1.1   | gelada
| 1.2  | bonnet monkey 🏆🐒
| 1.3  | sumatran orangutan
| 1.4  | rhesus macaque
| 1.5  | spider monkey
| 1.6  | owl monkey
| 1.7  | chimpanzee
| 1.8  | vervet monkey 🏆🐒

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An Ape's Guide to Human Language is a 3000 level lecture class in Psychology at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. At the start of the semester, each student is randomly allocated a primate, and they work to apply theories from the class to their target organism. In Week 12 we hold the Festival of the Evolution of Language, where each student shares their work in the format of a SciComms Infographic and handout, with an Open Access license for future use as open educational resources (OERs).

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Digital Pinboard by Room 4

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Digital Pinboard by Room 1

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The Festival was held in a Gather.town space specially  designed for the event. The main room at the centre of the space was a gathering space for interaction/presentation.

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Follow the link to see dating profiles for Room 4

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Students prepare posters for the Conference, following guidance in our Sci-comms Project Manual (download)

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Follow the link to see dating profiles for Room 1