Armadillos Together

Poster and lightning presentations are hosted in VoiceThread. (All recordings will be available by Sunday, October 10.)

• View the Research Poster Presentations
• View the Poster Presentations (non-research)
• View the Lightning Presentations

Live Q&A for posters presenters will be on Tuesday, October 12, from 2:30-3:30 p.m. All research posters will be available for Q&A, as well as other poster presenters who opted into participation.

Poster Logistics

• To comment or ask questions, create a free VoiceThread account.
• Recorded content will be available throughout the meeting.

FAQs - Papers, Lightning/Poster Talks, Round Tables

The following questions about the papers and lightning/poster talks were received prior to the 2020 Virtual Meeting, so we offer these answers in advance of the 2021 Virtual Meeting to help provide some guidance.

1. Do papers only get one slide?
Papers may have as many slides as time permits. Paper presentations are scheduled for 20 minutes, which allows 15 minutes for your presentation followed by 5 minutes of Q&A.

2. Do I do a lightning talk or a poster?
For this year, lightning talks and posters are considered the same presentation time. They are not separate categories. You will receive directions to create and upload your recording after acceptance. If you were doing a poster session at an in-person meeting, you would be expected to offer a summary of the poster to anyone who walks up, so this is essentially what we are expecting. A separate live Q&A period will be scheduled utilizing breakout rooms.

Lightning talks and posters have a 5-minute recording limit; the shape/quantity of slides is up to the creators/presenters. Be sure to design content that will be clear on computer screens.

3. Where do I send unredacted final abstracts?
Send your unredacted final abstracts to katie.prentice@library.tmc.edu by Friday, October 1, for inclusion in the final program.

4. Are the presentations being recorded?
No, the conference will not be recorded.

5. When am I presenting my paper or lightning/poster talk Q&A?
The Detailed Program Schedule will have presentation times listed for each session.

6. What is a round table?
Round tables are informal discussion sessions held during the conference. This is where you propose a topic and invite others to join you.

Call for Proposal Submissions - CLOSED