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Mode one

Speak at the event

A 8-minute oral presentation followed by a 2-minute Q&A. Ideal for detailed findings and direct discussion.

In person, Bangkok, Thailand.

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An oral presentation at the lectern, 2nd ICSIFT, Bangkok

What to prepare

  • PowerPoint or PDF slides in 16:9 format
  • A concise overview of your research methodology
  • A clear presentation of key findings and implications

Mode two

Present online

Can't travel? Present through the online platform, with the same chance for questions and discussion.

Online presenters follow the same programme and the same guidelines as those in the room.

What to prepare

  • PowerPoint or PDF slides in 16:9 format
  • A stable internet connection, at least 5 Mbps upload
  • A webcam and a good-quality microphone
  • A pre-recorded backup of your presentation

Guidelines

Whichever you choose

Five guidelines for every presenter, in the room or online.

  1. Be concise and focused

    Communicate your research question, methodology, findings and implications within the allotted time.

  2. Use visuals effectively

    Clear, high-quality visuals should make your research easier to understand, not decorate it.

  3. Practise your presentation

    Rehearse for smooth delivery and timing, especially for oral presentations.

  4. Prepare for questions

    Anticipate what the room will ask and have thoughtful answers ready.

  5. Engage with your audience

    Invite questions and discussion to get the most from your slot.

Ready to present your research?

Choose your mode when you submit. Check the paper format first.

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