Oral presentation requirements

• A 15 minute spoken presentation, including question and answer time (5 min).
• Presenter shows the research and findings of their accepted abstract in a PowerPoint presentation.
• PowerPoint presentation should be sent to organizers (conference@nooruse.ee) at latest 11 November 2021.
• In 10 minutes we prefer from 8-10 slides.
• The presenter is responsible for obtaining all of the conflict-of interest disclosure.
• The presentation will be evaluated by a Jury Committee.

Evaluation criteria for oral presentations (maximum score is 25 points):
• Content (clarity and quality of content) – 1-5 points
• Self-presentation (command of language, voice, energy, body language, engagement with audience) – 1-5 points 
• Visual aids (useful, economical, well-designed, support oral presentation) – 1-5 points
• Use of time – 1-5 points
•  Response to questions – 1-5 points

Scientific Committee (Oral presentations, session I)

1. Joseph Grannum, PhD Student, University of Technology, Jamaica / University of Tartu, Estonia
2. Tiina Freimann, PhD, Tartu Health Care College, Estonia
3. Evanthia Sakellari, PhD, Technological Educational Institute of Athens, Greece

 
Scientific Committee (Oral presentations, session II and III)

1. Joseph Grannum, PhD Student, University of Technology, Jamaica / University of Tartu, Estonia
2. Andrej Ovca, PhD, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
3. Andrew Mathienson, PhD, The Australian National University, Australia