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Instructions For Oral Presentations and for
Submitting PowerPoint Files
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At the symposium venue there will be facilities
available for presentations in the form of LCD
projector with Windows based PC and overhead
projector. But no facilities will be available
for presentation of dias.
IMPORTANT! All PowerPoint presentations will
need to be compatible with PowerPoint 2003 for
Windows. You (and especially Mac users) are
kindly requested to assure that your
presentation is compatible with this version of
PowerPoint for Windows before you submit your
presentation. To ensure proper display onsite.
PowerPoint presentations must be submitted in
advance for check of compatibility etc. Please
note the deadlines for submission of
presentations given below.
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Invited main papers
Oral presentation of invited main papers
must not exceed 30 min. A 5 min. discussion
follows each invited paper, amounting to a total
of 35 min.
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Shor papers
Oral presentation must not exceed 10 min. A
max. of 5 min. discussion follows each paper,
amounting to a total of 15 min.
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Deadlines for submission of PowerPoint
presentations
August 23rd - deadline for Tuesday
presentations
August 24th - deadline for Wednesday
presentations
August 25th - deadline for Thursday
presentations
August 26th - deadline for Friday presentations
August 27th - deadline for Saturday
presentations
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Video and Sound
The presentation room will NOT be set up for
playing sound from the presentation computer.
Video clips can be used within presentations,
but they will play without sound.
We cannot guarantee that your video clips will
play correctly, but if you are planning to
include clips in your presentation it is
recommended that you send your clips to us for
testing in advance of submitting your
presentation. This will result in a much greater
chance of your video clips playing correctly.
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Submitting your Presentation
PowrPoint Presentations should be submitted
respecting the above dead-lines as email
attachments to
isrp2004@agrsci.dk or
ISRP2004@kvl.dk.
Title of the file should be:
first-author-surname_session-no.
For large presentations, a zip file can be
created and submitted.
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Tips for Effective Presentations
1. Titles should be 35 - 45 points -
make sure each slide has a title.
2. Short, concise titles are best.
3. Use only 24 point fonts or larger for body text.
4. Contrast title and body text by color and font size.
5. Do not use bold, italic and all capital letters too much.
6. Remember that italics are hard to read.
7. Keep wording on charts to a minimum.
8. Make sure charts stand on their own and can be understood.
9. Keep the color scheme, fonts, bullets, and graphics consistent in the
presentation.
10. Include graphics to give the audience a
break from all the text.
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