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Tips for conference preparation

6 years ago in Dissertation/Thesis By Aanchal S

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Hey, I have a conference in a month from now and I am entirely psyched about it. That is to say, it is an international conference and all these learned people of my domain will be there and it is my first time, no doubt about it, I am totally gone crazy. The only experience I have about it is the presentation I have given in the classes and workshops. I have never accomplished something like this, and however it is an extraordinary opportunity, I don’t think I can do that extremely well. It would be ideal if you prompt me with every one of the things I can do to set up my conference.
Much thanks to you

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By Yashti Iyer Answered 6 years ago

Hey, calm down, don’t be so nervous. You can follow these points and can start preparing for the presentation. Study the proposal for papers and all data sent from organisers, Outline your paper, Compose your paper, Design your presentation, Decide on crib notes, a full speech, neither or both, Practice in front of someone, Be prepared on the day, Speak clearly.

By Varun T Answered 6 years ago

Prepare your presentation with enough time and concentration. The content of your slides ought to be short and visible, while the design must be attractive. You can use powerpoint for that, it is the best tool to utilize, or you can also use HTML.

By Lalit Mudra Answered 6 years ago

First, know the time limit of the conference and prepare yourself according to it, stick to the time, practice in front of the mirror, or your peers this is the best option. Make notes as reading from notes is always better than reading directly from the paper. Arrive early at the location and make sure that everything should be working which you need while presenting.

By Kartik Varma Answered 6 years ago

I think you should go prepared for the questions which the professors would ask you after the presentation. It is the most important part. Have a look at the following tips for that: http://www.statisticsconsultation.com/blog/in-a-conference-how-to-handle-the-questions-that-follow-your-presentation/