Modes of Presentation

Oral contributions will be the main part of sessions at GWS2018. Sessions will take place in parallel with a duration of 90 minutes. Each session will contain six speakers and opportunities for in depth discussions.

Please note that oral presentations should last no longer than 15  minutes ( including 3 mins for questions).

Please be considerate to your fellow presenters and ensure you will not go over the presentation time limit - question and discussion time will be scheduled for each session, as well numerous social events to allow you more time outside of the sessions to share greater details according to your interests.

Contributions submitted as an oral presentation may be accepted as a poster due to the limited amount of time slots available for presentation. If your contribution was accepted for an oral presentation, you will be invited to submit an extended paper for the conference proceedings.

HOW TO MAKE AN EXCELLENT POSTER

Posters – an opportunity to attract interest for your research project and engage with fellow delegates throughout the whole conference, posters are an excellent way for presenters to focus on delivery of succinct, attention grabbing information in a visual format.

Instruction for Poster Preparation

Dimensions : 36” (Height) x 25” (Width) inches (Maximum)

Paper (Recycle )

Design the poster to address one central question. State the question clearly in the poster, then use your discussion time with individuals to expand or expound upon issues surrounding that central theme.

Provide an explicit take-home message.

Summarize implications and conclusions briefly, and in user-friendly language.

Give credit where it is due. Have an acknowledgments section, in smaller font size (maybe 14 – 18 point), where you acknowledge contributors and funding organizations.

Vary the size and spacing of the poster sections to add visual interest, but do so in moderation.

Do not wander too far away from your poster during the session; be available for discussion!

An effective poster is … Focused on a single message.
Graphic – Lets graphs and images tell the story; uses text sparingly.
Keeps the sequence well-ordered and obvious.

3) Virtual presentations (http://www.slideshare.net/theicrd/presentations)

If you wish your paper to be published in GPH2018 Publications, but you are not able to attend GPH2018 Conference in person, you can register for a "virtual presentation".

Virtual authors can optionally submit a PowerPoint presentation in addition to the paper submission. These presentations will be uploaded in the ICRD Slide Share  link. so that all conference participants will have access to them during and after the conference.

This virtual section will enable all the participants to have access to all virtual presentations during and after the event, considering the large number of participants from all countries who will be participating in GPH2018.

1) Virtual authors can submit a Power Point presentation
2) These presentations will be uploaded in the ICRD Slide Share conference link.
3) This virtual section will enable all participants to have access to all virtual presentations during and after the event.