Oral Presentation
We understand
that attending the conference in person may not always be
possible. To ensure that all participants have an opportunity to
share their work, we offer virtual presentation options
alongside in-person presentations. Virtual presenters can choose
from the following two formats:
Guidelines For Oral Presentation
- Make sure that there is a smooth transition between each
slide in your presentation.
- Use graphs and charts to emphasize your main points. This
will facilitate the audience's understanding of the content.
- Make your slides easy to understand.
- A lot of complex graphs and charts with a ton of data and
statistics can confuse the viewer, so avoid using flashy
effects like animations and vivid colours.
- Reduce the word count on the slide. Here, you can use the
6-6-6 rule which states that there can be no more than six
words in a bullet, six bullets on a slide, and six text
slides in a row.
- Select legible fonts with good contrast, (30-point font
size).
- Don't change font from slide to slide and avoid using
italics or all capitals.
- Keep your presentation within the 8-10 minute timeframe.
Poster Presentation
You can
use a poster to effectively show your study to an audience.
Each
author is given a display space to present their poster during a
poster session; You don't have to give an oral presentation.
You can
use diagrams, drawings, data, and images, along with a little
text section on your poster.
Your
poster should speak for itself. At designated times, like during
the poster session and refreshment breaks, you should be there
to engage with viewers and respond to inquiries.
Guidelines For poster presentations
Poster Size
- 2x3 feet in size (Width 2 feet and Height 3 feet). Make
sure your poster doesn't go over this limit.
Poster Submission
- At the registration table, kindly make sure you provide the
poster to the organizing committee.
Poster viewing session
and Evaluation
- A specified time slot for seeing posters will be included
in the conference schedule. During that session, you are
expected to remain near your poster(s) for questions and
discussions.
- You can discuss your work, respond to inquiries, exchange
contact information, and delve further into the subject of
your presentation with attendees.
Virtual Presentation
Do not
worry if you are unable to attend the conference in person! You
can still showcase your work online! ICDALESH-2025 offers two
types of virtual presentations for your convenience kinds of
virtual presentations.
- PowerPoint Virtual Presentation
- Live Video Presentation
Guidelines For Presentation
Live Video Presentation
- Opt for a suitable background and ensure proper lighting.
- Directly connect your PC to the modem or opt for a strong
and uninterrupted WIFI for optimal internet connectivity.
- Rehearse your presentation multiple times using the same
laptop, computer, and internet connection intended for the
actual presentation.
- Adjust your webcam to capture your face, neck, and
shoulders.
- Ensure clarity in your voice during the presentation.
- Consider using external microphones or headphones for
better audio.
- Maintain authenticity and let your personality shine, just
as you would in in-person presentations. Enjoy the process!
- Keep your presentation within the 8-10 minute timeframe.
Powerpoint Virtual
Presentation
- Conduct a trial run before the actual day and get feedback
from a colleague.
- Don’t read directly from the slides; instead, elaborate
your points vividly to maintain audience interest.
- You can use props or demonstrations for an engaging
presentation.
- Practice many times to enhance your presentation skills.
- Keep your presentation within the 8-10 minute timeframe.
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