Poster Session Presenter FAQs

Thank you for your participation in the 2001 Conference on Information Technology. Your support is integral in making this conference successful. Please read the following information carefully. It contains important guidelines for your particular type of session and may answer questions you have about your presentation. Please notify the League immediately if there are any changes to your session, including changes in your copresenters. This information is crucial for the completion and accuracy of the Conference Program.

Conference Registration

• All presenters are required to register and pay the conference registration fee. Registration and hotel information is currently available at 2001 CIT.

Presenter Check-In

• All key presenters are encouraged to check in at Speaker Support, 206A, second floor, Minneapolis Convention Center, as soon as possible to confirm session time(s) and other details.

Session Information

• Poster Session presentations take the form of an exhibit and are delivered primarily through the use of visual displays. Presenters must provide their own display materials and are encouraged to have ample handout materials available for participants. Any handouts should be prepared prior to your arrival.

• Conference participants will be free to move from one presentation to another during Poster Sessions.

• Poster Session presentations provide the opportunity for participants to make brief remarks, share information, and answer questions about the presentation topic.

• The conference will provide a table and two chairs for each accepted Poster Session presentation.

Audiovisual Needs

• Poster Sessions are not provided with access to electricity or the Internet; however, presenters may arrange for electricity and Internet connections at their expense by contacting Ed Leach.

• All audiovisual, software, and hardware must be provided by the presenter.

We will be sending updated information throughout the next few months as the need arises. If you have any additional questions regarding your participation in the 2001 Conference on Information Technology, please don’t hesitate to contact Wendy Neil.