Guidelines for Oral Presenters

Guidelines for Oral Presenters

PREPARE YOUR PRESENTATION

PRESENTATION GUIDELINES 
Format: Your presentation should be prepared in .PPT or .PPTX format. 
Ratio: Aspect ratio of your presentation should be 16:9.  
Layout: For live session presentations – Please keep the top right corner of your slides, free from title, text or images, as well as the bottom right corner (to avoid being hidden by your camera and other images) 
Read Tips and Recommendations for preparing your presentation. 

CONFLICTS OF INTEREST DISCLOSURE 
In compliance with CME/CPD requirements all speakers and oral presenters have to complete a conflict of interest form. Please include the title slide with your name and title of your lecture at the start of your presentation, followed by the Conflict of Interest disclosure slide. There is no template for this. You can simply list the conflicts on our second slide or write “No Disclosures”.
CLICK HERE to download the title and disclosure slides template.

PUBLICATION CONSENT FORM
You will receive login details to access and complete a Publication Consent Form in due course – it is MANDATORY to complete this consent form if you would like to participate as a speaker/presenter/moderator in this congress. Please complete this prior to your recording.
Please note that your presentation will be accessible from the virtual platform during and 3 months after the congress, to all participants of the Online Congress.

PRE-RECORDED PRESENTATIONS

Deadline to complete pre-recording session: Monday, August 23, 2021 
Presenters will receive an email with information and the link to book a recording slot in early August. 
Read the step-by-step instructions on preparing the pre-recording you receive:

  1. Read the Technical Guidelines before booking your recording session.     
  2. Book Your Recording Session via the link you received in the instructions email and add it to your Calendar. Note you will need to book a recording slot for each presentation that you give.
  3. Finalize Your Presentation
  4. Attend the Recording Session

TECHNICAL REHEARSAL FOR LIVE Q&A 

  1. Join a Technical Briefing/Rehearsal Session – You will receive an email request in due course with options to join one of several live Q&A technical rehearsals  Note rehearsals take place approximately 1-2 weeks before the congress.

Ahead of the rehearsal session please arrange to have:

  • An external, microphone connected to your computer. Alternatively, you can use the internal microphone of your laptop/computer.
  • A computer with a functional webcam (the laptop internal webcam will work).
  • A quiet and uniform background. Avoid using artificial background features.
  • Stable internet connection. We recommend using wired internet if possible. If you use WiFi please make sure that you sit near the WiFi router. 4G cellular internet should not be used.

 JOINING THE LIVE Q&A SESSION

  • Speakers and Moderators will receive a link to enter the Live Session/Live Q&A Session from a few days before the planned session.
  • Please be ready to enter the live link 30 minutes in advance of the official start of the Session in order for your internet speed and other technical issues to be checked and resolved by a technician.
  • There will be a technician in the virtual room with you to assist and to guide you if you have queries.
  • Moderators – for the live section of the session, we kindly request that you ensure the Q&A ends on time. Please note that if the session runs overtime, unfortunately, we will need to stop the session.
  • Participants will be able to ask questions to the speakers via chat whilst they view the lectures. These will be written questions only. The moderator’s role will be to decide which questions will be discussed at the end of all the speakers’ presentations.