Your total presentation should be 10 minutes, leaving 5 minutes for Q&A.

Practice to ensure your presentation fits within the time limit, and transition smoothly between sections.

5 minutes will be dedicated to Q&A after your presentation.

Be prepared to answer audience questions, whether from the physical room or via Zoom for virtual participants.

Engage with the audience constructively and welcome suggestions.

Dress professionally and maintain a calm demeanor whether presenting in person or online.

Speak clearly and maintain a steady pace.

For online presenters, make eye contact with the camera and keep your background professional.

Keep track of time during your presentation. Moderators will notify you when you have 1 minute left.

Make sure to conclude within the 10-minute mark.

Join the session at least 15 minutes before your scheduled time.

Mute your microphone when not presenting to avoid background noise.

Ensure you have a clean and quiet environment during your presentation.

Familiarize yourself with Zoom's screen-sharing function.

Test it beforehand to avoid technical issues during the session.

Keep a backup of your presentation available in case of technical difficulties.

In case of connectivity issues, notify the conference organizer immediately to reschedule or accommodate your session.

Engage directly with the audience during the Q&A session.

Use body language and eye contact to maintain a connection with the attendees.

Ensure that your equipment (e.g., microphone, projector) is functioning correctly.

Position yourself where you can interact both with in-person attendees and, if applicable, with remote participants.