The official language of the event is English, as this is an international event, it is recommended to be in English, however speaking in Portuguese will be accepted with the slides (text) in English. But be aware that your presentation will have a smaller audience.
On page 2 of the Speaker Guide are explained the different formats of participation and which will be the live broadcasts. The connection test will be for live broadcasts only.
All Oral Technical Sessions will be pre-recorded with a time table for presentations and 5 minutes for answering questions live. All presentations will be available for 60 days on the platform after the event.
Posters will be on demand, that is, there will be no time table reserved for posters, they will be available throughout the event and for 60 days on the platform after the event, as well as the oral presentations.
As the presentation will be watched on a computer screen, we recommend the same template as the oral presentation, that is, in slide format, as viewing will be easier, we recommend 5 to 10 slides for the poster presentation.
Oral presentation is 15 minutes and 5 minutes for a question, so if it exceeds the 15 minutes there will be less time to answer the questions; poster presentation the audio is recommended 5 minutes long with a tolerance of 2 more minutes.
Yes, as with a face-to-face event and any international event, all presenters must register for the event to participate.
No, but whoever will present the work need to be registered, even if prerecorded.
The first author of each work has received an email link to access a folder and upload their material. If you have not received it, send an email
No. Just a video with the slides and your voice. A video with the presenter image is recommended.
Follow the instructions on how to record a video using the Microsoft package but many videos and tutorials can be found on the internet.