To that end, we’ll be experimenting with a range of different kinds of presentations at the ISIH 2024 conference.
Each of these is designed to make the conference more conversational, and less adversarial.
Formal presentations
These are the traditional conference-style presentations, but presenters will be given 40 minutes to present their work – ideally 20 for their presentation, and 20 minutes for discussion.
Informal presentations
We have a range of options here:
Networking sessions – Here you can discuss your ideas and work at a round-table meeting with a small group of people with similar interests.
Workshop sessions – Bring your work and ideas like the networking sessions, but these will be facilitated by an expert and focus on developing a particular theory or theorist.
Open mic sessions – Open forums for people to share fledgling ideas, explore possible collaborations and develop innovative proposals.
When you submit your abstract you’ll be asked which kind of presentation you’d like to use. You’ll be able to change this as we get closer to the conference date.
The rooms
WG 308 (Wave Room) where we will hold the Pōwhiri (welcome ceremony) and all of the keynotes
WG 608
WG 609
WG 701
WG 702/3
WG 801
WG 808 (the third image shows a typical computer setup in the rooms)
