TL Forum 2005: Types of Presentations and Sessions
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Types of presentations and sessions

The TL Forum's types of presentations are outlined below. Please note that at its discretion, using advice from external reviewers if available and appropriate, the Committee may offer proposers a type of presentation other than the one nominated. For example, the proposers of a workshop may be offered a round table session, or the proposers of a paper may be invited to present a round table session.

Type of presentation or session

Duration

Specifications

Paper presentation

25 min

A 10 minute presentation followed by 15 minutes for questions, comments and discussion. An emphasis upon audience interaction is expected.

Workshop sessions

90 min

A hands on, interactive opportunity for professional development in a teaching and learning topic or a relevant method.

Round table session

40 min

Round table leaders are expected to facilitate and engage in a structured discussion with participants, on a teaching and learning topic. Scoped by a 10 minute statement of position followed by 30 minutes of discussion with all participants given an opportunity to comment, question, or respond.

Birds of a feather session

60 min

An opportunity to engage with like minds on a teaching and learning issue without being required to make a formal presentation or submit an abstract. However, after registration, invitations will be sent to registrants inviting them to suggest topics.

Please note that the TL Forum strongly advocates maximum interaction between presenters and audience.

Overhead projectors will be available in all rooms.

Data projection and internet access are limited by venues. Presenters must make a request for a data projector, and Internet access also, if they consider it to be essential for pedagogical reasons, at the time of submitting their abstracts or papers.


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