Presentation Modes
In case of hesitation by some authors/speakers to travel during Year 2021 (due to Coronavirus/COVID-19 or other pandemics), the CSCI Steering Committee has developed the following policy in regards to presentation modes:
If an author of an accepted paper registers for the conference but for some reason he/she is unable to physically attend the conference: The paper of the registered author would still be published and arrangements would be made for the published proceedings/books to be made available to the author after the conference. Therefore, for Year 2021, the non-attendance by the author would not negatively impact the publication (and indexation: Xplore, Ei Compendex, Scopus, and others) of his/her paper.
Registered authors are requested to select one of the presentation options that appear below. Please email your selection to cs@american-cse.org by November 23, 2021 (this will help the program committee to manage the logistics of the preparation of the presentation schedules).
Select one option:
- OPTION 1: Presenting the paper on site at the congress. A 20-minute presentation; includes Q & A: You would have to be physically present. Please bring your PowerPoint/slides/... presentation on a standard USB Flash Memory. Each conference room is equipped with a Laptop, Projector, ...
- OPTION 2: Presenting the paper remotely: using Zoom (interactive). A 20-minute presentation; includes Q & A: The conference (via cs@american-cse.org) will email the speakers who select this option a zoom link/code, the date and time of presentation; this information will be provided in early December 2021. Most speakers use "voice-over" slides presentation - but this is entirely up to the speakers.
- OPTION 3: Presenting the paper remotely (non-interactive). A 20-minute pre-recorded presentation. Speakers to provide the URL/web/link from where their presentation can be accessed. The web link should be emailed to cs@american-cse.org by December 10, 2021. The conference would then compile these presentation links into a file - this file would then be made available on the CSCI 2021 web site after the conference. These presentations will be made available to the research community; they will have a high level of exposure. Most speakers use "voice-over" slides presentation - but this is entirely up to the speakers.
If an author of an accepted paper registers for the conference but for some reason he/she is unable to physically attend the conference: The paper of the registered author would still be published and arrangements would be made for the published proceedings/books to be made available to the author after the conference. Therefore, for Year 2021, the non-attendance by the author would not negatively impact the publication (and indexation: Xplore, Ei Compendex, Scopus, and others) of his/her paper.
Registered authors are requested to select one of the presentation options that appear below. Please email your selection to cs@american-cse.org by November 23, 2021 (this will help the program committee to manage the logistics of the preparation of the presentation schedules).
Select one option:
- OPTION 1: Presenting the paper on site at the congress. A 20-minute presentation; includes Q & A: You would have to be physically present. Please bring your PowerPoint/slides/... presentation on a standard USB Flash Memory. Each conference room is equipped with a Laptop, Projector, ...
- OPTION 2: Presenting the paper remotely: using Zoom (interactive). A 20-minute presentation; includes Q & A: The conference (via cs@american-cse.org) will email the speakers who select this option a zoom link/code, the date and time of presentation; this information will be provided in early December 2021. Most speakers use "voice-over" slides presentation - but this is entirely up to the speakers.
- OPTION 3: Presenting the paper remotely (non-interactive). A 20-minute pre-recorded presentation. Speakers to provide the URL/web/link from where their presentation can be accessed. The web link should be emailed to cs@american-cse.org by December 10, 2021. The conference would then compile these presentation links into a file - this file would then be made available on the CSCI 2021 web site after the conference. These presentations will be made available to the research community; they will have a high level of exposure. Most speakers use "voice-over" slides presentation - but this is entirely up to the speakers.
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