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ICCB 2013 Program - Society for Conservation Biology

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In<strong>for</strong>mation <strong>for</strong> Moderators<br />

Moderators and Symposium Organizers<br />

Moderators and symposium organizers are responsible <strong>for</strong> timing sessions to ensure synchrony among sessions.<br />

Please arrive at your session a little early to make sure all speakers are present. Start the session on time even if it<br />

appears that not everyone is there yet. Moderators are asked to note any absentee presenters from their session, using<br />

the <strong>for</strong>m provided in the session room. At the start of the session, moderators should announce all cancelled talks.<br />

Please do NOT move the program <strong>for</strong>ward when a paper is cancelled. Moderators can use the time from a<br />

cancelled talk <strong>for</strong> questions or discussion.<br />

Contributed Oral Presentations<br />

Oral presentations are limited to 15 minutes: 12 minutes <strong>for</strong> the presentation, and 3 minutes <strong>for</strong> questions.<br />

Moderators will introduce the speaker and be provided with two time cards. The first card is to be shown to the<br />

presenter after 10 minutes have elapsed (to let the speaker know there are 2 minutes left <strong>for</strong> presenting and 3 <strong>for</strong><br />

questions), and the second at 12 minutes (to let the speaker know the question period should begin). The moderator<br />

will stand up after 14 minutes have elapsed, giving the speaker 1 minute to wrap up all presentation material or to<br />

finish questions.<br />

Have at least one question ready <strong>for</strong> each talk. For the benefit of those sitting further back, be sure that speakers<br />

repeat questions from the audience, especially those from front rows.<br />

Symposia<br />

The symposium organizer will act as moderator <strong>for</strong> their session, according to their symposium schedule.<br />

Speed-talk Sessions<br />

Moderators must keep strict time during the presentation portion of the speed-talk sessions, to ensure each speaker<br />

receives 4 minutes of presentation time. Moderators will introduce the speaker and will let the speaker know when 2<br />

minutes and then 3 minutes have elapsed. At the end of the talk, the moderator will then introduce the next speaker.<br />

There will be no question period during the presentation portion of a speed session. Moderators should remind the<br />

audience that they can talk to the presenters during the break and at their poster stations.<br />

In some sessions, the session will start with 15-minute oral presentations and then move into the speed-talks. Speed<br />

presenters will also give a poster presentation during a dedicated speed-poster session (July 24).<br />

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