Guidelines for Paper Presenters
Paper presenters should follow the following guidelines:
Content (Live or Recorded Presentation)
- Each presentation should not be more than 15 minutes in length. Since time usually goes
very fast when one is presenting, it would be best to state your key points or findings at the
outset. Keep your introductory remarks very short (not more than 1 minute) and avoid reading
every line on your slides. - To ensure that you are able to make a complete presentation within the time allotment, do not
prepare too many slides. If you spend one minute per slide, then the maximum number of
slides for 15 minutes is 15 slides. If there is at least one slide that you need to explain a little
bit, then you should have fewer than 15 slides. Tip: After you have prepared all of your slides,
review each to see how essential it is to your presentation, and then cut out slides that, on
review, you find are not so essential. Put key points first in case you run out of time.
Technical
If you are presenting a recorded video, here are the recommended video specifications:
Resolution: 1920×1080
Orientation: Landscape
Frames per second: 30fps
Format: mp4
Bit rate: minimum of 900kbps; maximum of 2000kbps
You may also want to check out the following tips on video recording and video conferencing:
1. Audio Management:
https://networks.upou.edu.ph/28817/mobile-video-recording-for-video-lectures-audio-manage
ment/
2. Lighting and set design:
https://networks.upou.edu.ph/28813/mobile-video-recording-for-video-lectures-lighting-and-se
t-design/
3. Framing and stabilization:
https://networks.upou.edu.ph/28785/mobile-video-recording-for-video-lectures-settings-stabili
zation-and-framing/
4.Best practices for video conferencing:
https://networks.upou.edu.ph/32857/best-practices-for-video-conferencing/