Attending and presenting a proposal

- Registration procedure for those presenting a proposal

Registration procedure for those presenting a proposal (oral, poster, e-poster or software presentations)


1. Submitting proposals

Before submitting proposals, authors must fill in a form, which will be available from 17 December 2007 to 28 January 2008.

You should remember that at least the first author of an accepted proposal must be registered for the Congress for it to be presented, and he or she must have paid the corresponding fees before the deadline.

Proposals must have the following structure:


STRUCTURE OF PROPOSAL SUMMARIES FOR ORAL, POSTER, E-POSTER AND SOFTWARE PRESENTATIONS


I. TITLE

II. AUTHORS: **** Indicar autor principal (con el que se mantendrá el contacto) y los otros autores de la comunicación ****

- Main Surname, Surname, Name(s).

- Home institutions:

o Department/Institute
o Faculty/School/Center
o University (official name of the home institution of each co-author)
o Full address (street, postcode, town/city, country)
o E-mail address of each co-author

III. THREE KEY WORDS

IV. FIELD OF KNOWLEDGE: Indicate the subject area of your proposal:

• Arts and Humanities
• Sciences
• Health Sciences
• Social and Legal Sciences
• Engineering and Architecture
• More than one area

V. SUBJECT AREA: Specify the subject area you propose for your paper:

• Teaching methods
• Digital platforms and interactive teaching materials
• Team teaching
• Skills-based planning and assessment of teaching

(The Scientific Committee reserves the right to determine the subject area of proposals.)

VI. LANGUAGE: State what language you will use for your presentation at the Congress:

• Catalan
• Spanish
• English
• French
• Portuguese

VII. SUMMARY OF THE PROPOSAL: 200 words maximum.

VIII. DEVELOPMENT: 1200 to 1600 words.

The following structure should be used:

a) Objectives

b) Description of the work

c) Results and/or Conclusions

d) Bibliographical references


IX. PRESENTATION METHOD: State the format you wish to use for your paper.

• Oral presentation
• Poster presentation
• E-poster presentation
• Software presentation


2. Proposals accepted by the Scientific Committee

The Scientific Committee will decide which proposals to accept and whether a given proposal will be presented orally or by means of a paper. This decision will be based on the content of each proposal and the general organisation of the sessions. The Administration Office will confirm acceptance of a proposal by e-mailing the first author between 2 and 11 April 2008.


3. Registration for the Congress and payment

>> Access to registration and payment


4. Submitting full texts of papers

• The full texts of accepted papers will be published on CD-ROM with an ISBN in December 2008. A copy will be sent to all those who attended the event.

• Only the full texts of papers accepted and presented at the Congress and submitted before the deadline (18 April to 5 May 2008) in accordance with the procedure in place will be published. Submitting papers FULL TEXTform>>>

• The full texts of accepted proposals must be submitted through this website from 18 April to 5 May. The CD-ROM will contain these texts and will be between 6000 and 10,000 words long. Submitting papers FULL TEXTform>>>

• You should remember that at least the first author of an accepted proposal must be registered for the Congress for it to be presented, and he or she must have paid the corresponding fees before the deadline (>> Access to registration and payment).

• The full texts of accepted proposals will be in the same format as the summary that was submitted.

• Submitting the full texts of accepted proposals (available from 18 April to 5 May) Submitting papers FULL TEXTform>>>


5. Presentation of papers during the Congress

>> Access to paper types