Overall

Each session room will be equipped with one laptop computer, one computer projector (LCDP) and a laser pointer. The laptop computer has Windows XP and PowerPoint 2007 installed. Please prepare your presentation materials with MS-Windows PowerPoint 2003 or an updated version. The language of the file is English. Do not use special fonts such as Thai, Chinese, Japanese, and so forth. The file name of each presentation should be the paper number (e.g. "TRIU09PN-01.ppt"), which will be given after the program schedule is fixed.

The student leader of each university should collect all the PowerPoint files of his/her own university and save them on one CD-ROM labeled with the university's name. The staff will collect the CD-ROMs at the reception on Monday evening, October 19.

If you require additional AV equipment, please inform Y. Kamada (tri-u16@ab.mie-u.ac.jp) when you submit your final manuscript.

Keynote lectures

Each lecture will be within 30 minutes (including introduction and a question-and-answer period). Lecturers are requested to operate the PC at the podium during the presentation, or to make arrangements for assistance in advance.

General presentations

All the students who submit papers are expected to present their research in both oral and poster presentations. The presentation -- research-in-progress presentations can also be accepted -- may have any of the following:

1. An empirical investigation (requiring data collection, analysis and at least one conclusion).
2. An issue paper (one that aims to redefine, evaluate, criticize or synthesize existing knowledge in ways that offer a new conceptual framework or approach for research.
3. A description of a case study that has implications for future research.

Oral Presentations

Oral Presentations will be within 10 minutes (including introduction). No question time is allowed at oral sessions. Presenters are requested to operate the PC at the podium during the presentation, or to make arrangements for assistance in advance.

Poster presentations

Poster Presentations will be mounted on a 1200 mm (horizontal) x 2100 mm (vertical) floor standing board. Setup time is 16:00 to 18:00, Oct. 19. Please check-in at the registration desk. The staff can help you locate your assigned panel with your paper number. (You need not print your presentation as a single sheet.)

Posters will be displayed continuously during the Seminar. Presenters are required to be at their posters for their scheduled poster sessions. Takedown time is 17:30 to 18:00, Oct. 22. Make sure that you clean up your poster area. We cannot be responsible for any materials left behind.

Please check the details of the poster presentation on the final program schedule.