The following are to be taken into account for an accepted paper:

Registration

It is expected that at least one author secured the required financial support for registration fees. Use the "Registration Form" link on the conference web page to get the instructions for registration. As the preliminary and final program are based on 'registered papers', it is important this step is done as soon as possible, before the deadline.

Papers which are not timely registered can not be considered for publication in the proceedings or in any libraries. For any email exchange please use to the information at the top of the registration form.

Registration fees: http://www.iaria.org/registration.html

Camera-ready

Please consider the reviewers' comments sent along with the acceptance letter. It is important to keep the content of the original manuscript enhanced with the suggestions of the peer-reviewers to preserve the quality of the paper.

Use the "Camera ready " link on the conference web page to get instructions and steps to be followed for submission. Be sure you proceed the step for Copyright Transfer Form, as the paper becomes IARIA Copyright. Note that the camera-ready paper is sent to the Xpert Publishing Services site, which is handled by the Proceedings' production editor. Proceed through all steps, until you get the confirmation from the publication system.

Visuals

A presentation slide deck should be about 12-14 .ppt slides, covering about 20 minutes of presentation. No special format is required; use your own organization's template, if there is one. There will be a computer (MS Power-Point Reader, Adobe Acrobat Reader), video-projector, and laser pointer in each conference room. Bring your presentation on a Memory Stick or bring your own computer. Try to present the slides, not to read them!

Consider the format recommended at https://www.iaria.org/presentationformat.html.

Brief biography

The session chair will invite every presenter for self-introduction and will manage the timing. Each presenter should consider a brief narrative for biography.

Presenters should share with the audience

• Title of the paper
• Co-authors
• A brief statement on the team/protects
  
• A few details on scientific background, positions, and research activities of the presenter.

Note: A Introduction is rather very short, not a Resume.