Paper Title Firstname LASTNAME1, Firstname
Description: Paper Title Firstname LASTNAME1, Firstname LASTNAME2, Firstname LASTNAME3 1 Affiliation, City, Country, emailaddress1 2 Affiliation, City, Country, emailaddress2 3 Affiliation, City, Country, emailaddress3 Slide Title This is an
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slide1. Paper Title Firstname LASTNAME1, Firstname LASTNAME2, Firstname LASTNAME3
1 Affiliation, City, Country, email@address1
2 Affiliation, City, Country, email@address2
3 Affiliation, City, Country, email@address3<br>
slide2. Slide Title This is an indicative template for the oral presentations. Feel free to edit or change the layout to suit your needs.
Name the file using your last name and the ID of your paper (lastname_12345.pptx)
Add a short title of the presentation and your name at the footer of the presentation.
It is recommended to keep slides succinct and simple. Use high contrast text and plain backgrounds.<br>
slide3. Good practices Show no more than 1 slide per minute of speaking time. This means approximately 10-12 slides maximum for the 10 minutes of presentation.
It detracts from the quality of the presentation to flash numerous graphs, equations, or tables on the screen in rapid sequence in an effort to squeeze a presentation into its allocated time.
Make the letters on your slides sufficiently big – suggested minimum font size is 18.
Avoid lengthy tabulations of numerical data and limit equations to those for which the terms can be properly defined.<br>
slide4. Good practices Your audience needs time to interpret the data that you present. While you are very familiar with the data displayed, the audience is not.
When you display a graph or picture, tell the audience what they should be looking for in order to grasp the point you are trying to make. The audience will not have time to figure it out for themselves.
In addition to the body of the talk, present an introduction and a summary or conclusion.<br>
slide5. Good practices Include only information or data that can be properly explained in the allocated time.
If a question requires a lengthy reply, suggest that you and the person asking the question meet after the presentation. Then take the discussion out of the meeting room.<br>
1 Affiliation, City, Country, email@address1
2 Affiliation, City, Country, email@address2
3 Affiliation, City, Country, email@address3<br>
slide2. Slide Title This is an indicative template for the oral presentations. Feel free to edit or change the layout to suit your needs.
Name the file using your last name and the ID of your paper (lastname_12345.pptx)
Add a short title of the presentation and your name at the footer of the presentation.
It is recommended to keep slides succinct and simple. Use high contrast text and plain backgrounds.<br>
slide3. Good practices Show no more than 1 slide per minute of speaking time. This means approximately 10-12 slides maximum for the 10 minutes of presentation.
It detracts from the quality of the presentation to flash numerous graphs, equations, or tables on the screen in rapid sequence in an effort to squeeze a presentation into its allocated time.
Make the letters on your slides sufficiently big – suggested minimum font size is 18.
Avoid lengthy tabulations of numerical data and limit equations to those for which the terms can be properly defined.<br>
slide4. Good practices Your audience needs time to interpret the data that you present. While you are very familiar with the data displayed, the audience is not.
When you display a graph or picture, tell the audience what they should be looking for in order to grasp the point you are trying to make. The audience will not have time to figure it out for themselves.
In addition to the body of the talk, present an introduction and a summary or conclusion.<br>
slide5. Good practices Include only information or data that can be properly explained in the allocated time.
If a question requires a lengthy reply, suggest that you and the person asking the question meet after the presentation. Then take the discussion out of the meeting room.<br>