Below, Authors can view the general requirements of an ECONOMICON Oral Presentation Submission:
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      1. Preparation

• Authors are asked to use the provided Oral Template when creating their Oral presentation (or at least place the first slide in their presentation).
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      2. Technical Guidelines

• Enter the required information in the first slide as instructed (Title of Presentation and Presenter Name & Surname).
  – After the first slide, the Author can create the rest of their presentations according to their personal creative preferences.
• Limit the presentation to up to 20~30 slides max. (roughly up to 15 minutes of presenting).
• Focus on visual simplicity by relying more on bullet points and visual aids, such as pictures, tables, graphics, etc.
• Avoid using large blocks of text (or whole slides of text), especially in consecutive slides.
• Authors can also place different versions of the ECONOMICON logo in their presentation by downloading the ‘ECONOMICON Logo Pack’.
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      2. Delivery

• After completing their Oral Presentation, the corresponding Author should submit their presentation at the ‘Submit’ button at the bottom of the form.
  – This should be done at the latest by the 15th of May, or sooner, preferably following Abstract or Full Paper Acceptance.
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      3. Presentation

• Pre-presentation – when it is time to present, the Chair of each session will invite each presenter to the stage to conduct their presentation.
  – If the Chair of the session is about to present, one of the Co-Chairs of the session will announce and invite the Chair to present.
  – All presentations are placed in a central laptop folder, organized by congress day, name, and number of each subsequent presenter.
  – Authors can see at what exact time slot their oral presentation is scheduled in each Congress day by checking the Congress Oral Program.
• Presenting – Presenting should last no less than 10 minutes, and no more than 20 minutes (ideally, around the 15-minute mark).
  – If the presenter oversteps their time, their presentation should be cut short by the chair or co-chair of the session.
• Q&A – following the presentation, the Chair opens the floor to the audience for questions to the presenter, lasting up to 5 minutes.
  –  Alternatively, the Chair of the session can inform the audience that additional questions can be asked of the presenter during the coffee and lunch breaks.
• After-presenting – after finishing their presentation and Q&A session,ce, the presenter should take their seat in the audience again.