ACADEMIC PAPER - 30 minutes
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An academic paper presents research about a topic related to language, literature, culture or linguistics.
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An academic paper is 15-20 minutes in length and is read aloud to the audience.
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There should be time for questions and discussion after the paper has been read.
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A 30-minute session consists of one academic paper.
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The AATSP Conference Program Staff may form Panels of Academic Papers by combining individual proposals that treat similar topics. Once combined, the members of the newly formed panel will select a chair for the panel. The new panel will be scheduled in a 75-minute session block.
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Some academic papers concern unique topics and cannot be combined. They will be presented alone, in 30-minute sessions as submitted.
AUDIO VISUAL INFORMATION
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Internet Access. The AATSP will provide complimentary internet access in each conference meeting room. NOTE: Complimentary internet does not support live streaming.
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Data Projector and Screen. The AATSP will provide a data projector and screen in each conference meeting room where presentations take place; there is no cost to presenters for this equipment.
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Computers. Each presenter is responsible for providing his/her own computer for the presentation.
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HDMI Adapter. In order to connect the newer thin tablet laptops to a data projector or other standard input, users must bring an HDMI or mini-HDMI Adapter with them for use during the presentation.
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Apple Computer Users. In order to connect an Apple computer to a data projector, users must bring the Mini Display Port to VGA Adapter to connect to a standard input. Adapters will not be provided or available at the conference.
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Some AV Equipment not available. The following equipment is not available for use during the conference: overhead projectors, slide projectors, CD or video players, computer speakers, cables, or adapters.
LANGUAGE USED IN PROPOSAL AND PRESENTATION
The language used in conference proposals indicate the language of the actual presentation or paper that will be given. As you prepare your proposal, remember to use the same language for the session title and description and then give your presentation or paper in that same language. EXAMPLE: If your title is written in English, then your description must be in English and your actual presentation must be given in English. Likewise, if your title and description are written in Portuguese, the presentation will be given in Portuguese. Even though the title and description are written in one language, examples in other languages may be used.
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