ORAL PRESENTATION GUIDELINES
Oral presentations at SNMICON 2024 are scheduled for 8 minutes, followed by an additional 2 minutes for questions and discussion. So, the total time per paper is 10 minutes. Presenters are required to use the equipment available in the session hall, which may include a desktop or laptop provided on the day of the event. The available device will operate on Windows OS with Microsoft PowerPoint pre-installed. To ensure a smooth transition between speakers, presenters should bring a copy of their presentation on a USB drive. Assistance from an SNMICON-2024 volunteer will be available in the session hall to help with uploading, setting up, and projecting the presentation.
Guidelines for Presentation Content
- Avoid overload: Ensure that each slide communicates a single idea clearly, avoiding cluttered layouts or excessive text.
- Add visual appeal: Incorporate images, charts, and graphics to convey information without using too many words and equations for your audience to read.
- Put in the practice: Familiarize yourself with your slides and practice your delivery to refine your timing and confidence.
- Concise and focused content.
Preparing Your Oral Presentation for SNMICON-2024
File Format:- Prepare your presentation in .PPTX format. Download PPT Format from here Click here
- Ensure that your slides are set up for on-screen display in 16:9 aspect ratio.
- Use standard Windows fonts only. Avoid non-standard or language-specific fonts that may not be displayed correctly on the provided equipment.
- Instead of copying and pasting images, always use the "Insert Image from File" option in PowerPoint. Supported image formats include JPG and PNG.
- Only MP4 and AVI video formats are supported
- To avoid playback issues, save your presentation in the .pptx format and submit it directly at the venue.
- Presentations will be displayed on a Windows 10/11 PC using Microsoft PowerPoint.
- If you're using an Apple device, be sure to save your file with a .pptx or .pdf extension. Test your presentation on a Windows computer before uploading it to avoid compatibility issues.