Oral Presentation
For your
convenience, we offer virtual presentations if you are unable to
attend the conference in person but still need your work to be
presented and published. There are two different types of
virtual presentations.
Guidelines For Presentation
- Consider the sequence and relevancy of your slides. A current slide should build a path to next slide.
- Use graphs and charts to illustrate your prominent points. They will help the audience to clearly understand the content.
- Make it simple. Too much fancy graphs and charts with huge data and numbers will confuse the audience. Don’t use flash, gif images and fancy colors. The audience will only remember those effects, not your message. Make it simple!
- Use the 6-6-6 rule: (maximum 6 words per bullet, maximum 6 bullets per slide, and maximum 6 text slides in a row). The fewest words with effective imagery will have the most powerful effect.
- Use high-contrast, easy-to-read fonts that are common to most computers. Do not use ALL CAPS, italics, and other enhancements that clutter and distract. A good guideline is a minimum of 30-point font.
- Keep your presentation within the 8-10 minute timeframe.
