Research contribution
Oral
xx-minute oral presentation in a session featuring several presenters who share a common topic, followed by questions by the audience. Presentations should share new or ongoing research/studies.
Poster
Research/studies/reports are presented on poster (format xx x xx cm) in a session where attendees can mingle and interact with the poster presenters. Posters will be on display during the whole conference, but attended by the authors on designated time-slots.
Workshop
xxx-minute session providing a deep dive wherein participants are actively, tangibly engaged in their learning, via collaboration and hands-on interaction. Workshop presenters generally spend less than half of the session sharing their ideas, using the remaining time engaged in activity that promotes interaction and discussion, ending with a takeaway for participants.
Roundtable
xx-minute table-based, small-group, guided discussion about a specific and timely topic, question, or issue. The roundtable presenter shares their ideas and promotes the sharing of thoughts, solutions, and questions among their attendees. Roundtables are designed to provide space and time to dwell into important and interesting topics.
Stop & share
XX-minute session, where Stop & Share presenters will each have their own table, as well as a laptop with up to six slides, to allow brief, synchronous conversations with attendees stopping in and milling about. Each informal conversation will center around a hot topic, best practice, or sharing of problematic/concerning experiences in supervision.
Practice contribution
Oral
xx-minute oral presentation in a session featuring several presenters who share a common topic, followed by questions by the audience. Presentations should share new or ongoing research/studies.
Poster
Research/studies/reports are presented on poster (format xx x xx cm) in a session where attendees can mingle and interact with the poster presenters. Posters will be on display during the whole conference, but attended by the authors on designated time-slots.
Workshop
xxx-minute session providing a deep dive wherein participants are actively, tangibly engaged in their learning, via collaboration and hands-on interaction. Workshop presenters generally spend less than half of the session sharing their ideas, using the remaining time engaged in activity that promotes interaction and discussion, ending with a takeaway for participants.
Roundtable
xx-minute table-based, small-group, guided discussion about a specific and timely topic, question, or issue. The roundtable presenter shares their ideas and promotes the sharing of thoughts, solutions, and questions among their attendees. Roundtables are designed to provide space and time to dwell into important and interesting topics.
Stop & share
XX-minute session, where Stop & Share presenters will each have their own table, as well as a laptop with up to six slides, to allow brief, synchronous conversations with attendees stopping in and milling about. Each informal conversation will center around a hot topic, best practice, or sharing of problematic/concerning experiences in supervision.