
After your paper has been accepted for presentation, you should
make every effort to get an electronic version of your paper to your
discussants, the session chair, and the other session participants as
quickly as possible. To facilitate this process, you will receive an
e-mail from the conference organizer with the names and e-mail
addresses of the participants in your session. Papers should be
distributed no later than 2-3 weeks before the conference. If your
paper has not been received by the session chair 7 calendar days
before the beginning of the conference, the conference organizer will
revoke your paper acceptance and cancel your presentation. Papers
should be distributed in PDF format only.
Paper presentations may be given either in English or
French. However, if francophone authors feel comfortable presenting
their papers in English, they are encouraged to do so. While all
audience members understand English, many conference
participants (in particular from the US and overseas) do not
comprehend spoken French.
Paper presenters are kindly reminded of the importance of keeping
track of the alloted time for their presentations. Going overtime is
discourteous to the next speakers. Session chairs are permitted to cut
off speakers who unduly overextend their alloted time frame.
If for some reason the session chair is unable to attend,
the presenter of the last paper on the program should assume
the role of chair.
The rooms will have facilities for computer-assisted presentations,
using PowerPoint or PDF. Presenters are encouraged to use this
technology to make their presentations. To make this run smoothly it
is imperative that you:
- Send the file of your presentation to the session chair at least
one week before the conference, so that s/he has the option of loading
all of the files for the session ahead of time onto his/her memory
key;
- Present yourself in the conference room at least 10 minutes before
the start time;
- Bring your presentation on a USB memory key, in
addition to having sent it to the session chair.
- While we may have clickers (wireless USB pointers)
available, if you like to use one it is a good idea to bring it.
A number of computer-literate students will patrol the conference
areas to act as first line support. Nonetheless, presenters and
discussants are asked to test run their presentations.
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