PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE SUBMITTING A PROPOSAL Scroll Down to submit. Make sure to click "Submit" on form when completed.
Presentation Type & Submission Criteria
Presenting at MiniCAST 2025 has so many benefits:
* Boost your professional resume: Presenting at MiniCAST 2025 adds a valuable credential to your resume, showing off your expertise and leadership in your field. * Practice for bigger conferences: MiniCAST 2025 is a great way to practice and refine your presentations in a supportive environment before you present at bigger, national, or international conferences. * Share your expertise and inspire others: You can share innovative strategies, classroom successes, and unique insights, helping other educators grow and thrive. * Expand your professional network: Presenting at MiniCAST 2025 allows you to connect with like-minded professionals, fostering collaborations and friendships that can improve your teaching and career opportunities. * Personal and professional growth: The experience will boost your confidence in public speaking, improve your presentation skills, and give you a sense of accomplishment from contributing to the educational community. Feel free to bring a colleague if you’d like!
Types of Presenations
🔨Workshop Traditional miniCAST Presentations are hands-on, interactive, and informative. These presentations are designed to teach something or develop a skill. Each session is approximately 50 minutes in length. They may be demonstrations, lectures, Q&A sessions, hands-on activities, experiments, etc,
🗒Poster Session Posters presented on a topic of academic or professional interest. Participants move through a designated poster session area, engaging in conversations with presenters about their content for a designated time. Presenters with posters will be located in a designated area alongside other presenters. Poster sessions offer a less formal platform for colleagues to share their work. Presenters are required to be present for the entire duration of their scheduled poster presentation session. However, their posters will remain displayed throughout the conference.