Submission types

Below is a list of the submission types and their brief descriptions. Please read through all the guidelines before submitting a proposal.

1. Paper Presentation
   A paper presentation is a 40-minute session that is usually interactive and/or followed by 10 minutes for questions.
2. Poster
   In poster sessions, the information is usually presented on a poster, with or without handouts and may also be in an electronic form, eg. PowerPoint displayed on a computer screen.
   
3. Workshop
   A workshop session is a 40-minute activity or task-based session followed by 10 minutes for questions.

Please use the appropriate link at the bottom of the page to submit your proposal

• has not been presented at any other regional conferences.
• is directly relevant to the conference theme.
• has a clear focus and communicates original ideas.
• reports on a recently completed research project or a significant phase of the research.
• has practical use for the audience, and if theoretical, must include useful applications.
• is linguistically clear and accurate.
• reflects what the speaker is going to talk about.
• is submitted within the deadline set for proposal submission.

• We only process proposals received through our online submission forms. Other ways of submission will not be considered.
• For practical reasons, no justification will be offered for rejected proposals.
• Only one submission per presenter is allowed.
• A maximum of two presenters per submission is allowed.
• Abstracts with language problems will not be processed.
• The maximum number of words are limited for certain sections in the submission forms as follows:
  

To submit a proposal, please click on the appropriate link below

(Deadline: 31 December, 2018)

Paper Proposal Form

Poster Proposal Form

Workshop Proposal Form