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Instructions for Oral Presenters

Oral presentation are 15 minutes long plus 5 minutes for questions.


Presenters must register for the conference. There is a limit of one oral /
symposium presentation (or 1 oral plus 1 poster) as first author per registration.



Important Deadlines for Oral Presenters:

  1. Paper Submission Deadline is March 15, 2011.
  2. Faculty Disclosure Form, Presenter Agreement Form, and First Author CV Deadline is March 15, 2011.
  3. Presenter Registration Deadline is May 15th, 2011. 
Paper Format Requirements:
This year, the Proceedings, the Annual Review of Cybertherapy and Telemedicine, an important record of the each year’s conference, is published by IOS Press in Amsterdam (http://www.iospress.nl) as part of its Studies in Health Technology and Informatics (SHTI) series, in hard copy and online (http://www.booksonline.iospress.nl). The complete series has been full indexed in MEDLINE. To review last year’s Proceedings, please visit http://www.booksonline.iospress.nl/Content/View.aspx?piid=12219

Below are the instructions for this year’s Proceedings:

  1. Papers chosen for oral presentation may be up to FIVE (5) pages long, total. This includes images and references. In fairness to all authors, any paper that is longer will be refused.
  1. You must adhere to the document format requirements of IOS Press. Please download the instructions here. Note the templates offered for your use. The instructions also serve as an example of a correctly formatted document (with the exception of page headers).
  1. You should submit your paper in two formats: an MS Word document and an identical high-resolution PDF file with all fonts embedded. Submissions can be sent to Conference Coordinator Mr. James Cullen at jcullen@vrphobia.com.
  1. Files should be labeled with first author’s surname and first initial. If two papers have the same first author, then use an additional suffix of “_1” and “_2”. Consider these examples:

    WIEDERHOLD_B.doc
    (Brenda Wiederhold’s single paper, Word version)

    WIEDERHOLD_B.pdf.
    (Brenda Wiederhold’s single paper, PDF version)

    WIEDERHOLD_B_2.doc
    (Brenda Wiederhold’s second paper of two, Word version)

    WIEDERHOLD_B_1_Fig3.tif”
    (Figure 1 in Brenda Wiederhold first paper of two, third figure in TIF)

After reading the IOS Press Instructions, please note these answers to the FAQ.

  1. (Important!) Your paper settings in MS Word AND in your PDF conversion software must be for A4 paper, not US Letter Size. If you normally use Letter Size, please be sure your final documents are correct. Paper size affects pagination and, in many cases, compliance with the maximum page limit.
  2. Use single-column format only. Justify left and right margins for a neat appearance. Carefully note the publisher’s required margins.
  3. Papers should include a brief abstract and keywords. (This abstract is not the same one- or two- page PDF “Abstract” submitted during the Call for Papers).
  4. Use high-resolution versions of images, following the publisher’s explanation.
  5. The Proceedings will be printed in black & white. Be sure to test your images for clarity if you provide them in color. In your descriptions, do not refer to colors in illustrations.
  6. Do not paginate your paper or include any other header or footer info. IOS Press will assign this information.
  7. If English is not your native language, please have your paper proofread by a native speaker, preferably one who is familiar with the described technology.

The March 15 deadline is not flexible. IOS Press has a very strict production schedule: time must be allowed for editing, production, and shipment to the conference.
Faculty Disclosure Form, Presenter Agreement Form, and CV Requirement:

The first author of each abstract must complete and send the “Presenter Agreement Form” and “Faculty Disclosure Form” as well as their 2 page maximum Cirriculum Vitae (CV). These must be submitted by March 15, 2011 or your paper will be rejected.

These forms are available for download below:

Presenter Agreement Form
Faculty Disclosure Form
Example of 2 page Curriculum Vitae

Please fill out electronically, save, and send back to Conference Coordinator:
By e-mail: cybertherapy@vrphobia.com 
By fax: +1 (858) 642-0285
By regular Mail:
Interactive Media Institute
6155 Cornerstone Court East, Suite 210
San Diego, CA 92121, USA.

Registration Requirements:

The conference registration must be paid when a paper is submitted to the Proceedings. If registration is not paid by Monday, April 5, 2011, your paper will not be forwarded to the publisher. Conference registration can be handled via our Online Registration Form.

If your paper is NOT accepted to the Proceedings and you withdraw from the conference, you will be refunded your paid registration in full if you withdraw prior to March 15, 2011.

If your paper is accepted, then it is required that you present the study in person at the conference. Any absences will result in forfeiture of registration costs as well as an automatic rejection in the inclusion of the final published Annual Review of CyberTherapy and Telemedicine. (ARCTT)”

Instructions for Poster Presenters


Poster dimensions are 69-inch high x 58-inch large or smaller.

Presenters must register for the conference. There is a limit of two poster presentations (or 1 oral plus 1 poster) as first author per registration.

 

Important Deadlines for Poster Presenters:

1- Faculty Disclosure Form, Presenter Agreement Form, and First Author CV Deadline is March 15, 2011.
2- Presenter Registration Deadline is May 15th, 2011.

Poster Formatting Requirements:
The size of the poster boards will be 69-inch high by 58-inch wide.
Please check the website for further information on when and how poster presentations will occur.
Faculty Disclosure Form, Presenter Agreement Form, and CV Requirement:
Please refer to the above information.
Registration Requirements:
Please refer to the above information.
For a full paper to be published in IOS Press, the study must be presented in person at the conference. Any absences will result in forfeiture of registration costs as well as an automatic rejection in the inclusion of the final published Annual Review of CyberThearpy and Telemedicine. (ARCTT)
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