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ISMVL 2021
IEEE International Symposium
on Multiple-Valued Logic
   

Presentation Guidelines

  1. Introduction:

    Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, ISMVL2021 will be held as a fully virtual conference using virtual conference platforms. Each author is required to prepare one or two videos:

    • 15 minute video for on-demand viewing
    • 5 minute video (optional) for a live (synchronous) session

    During a session in the symposium, each presenter may choose to play a 5 minute video or to present a live 5 minute talk on a virtual conference platform. In the latter case, authors do not need to prepare a 5 minute video.

    Each 5 minute presentation will be followed by a live 5 minute Q & A session.

    The 15 minute video must be
    1. uploaded to youtube, and then,
    2. its URL must be submited to here.


    The deadline for URL submission is
      May 14, 2021.



  2. Preparing the Videos for Your Presentation:

    All video files must be in MP4 format and include audio. A 16:9 Aspect Ratio is recommended. Below is a list of video conferencing tools available to easily record presentations.

        Recording Platforms:

        (Just for your information:
           IEEE Branded Virtual Backgrounds for Video Conferencing Tools)

    In addition to these tools, you can use a two-step method involving PowerPoint:
    1. Create Voice-Over PowerPoint.
    2. Convert to MP4.



  3. Uploading 15-min Video to YouTube:

    Please see here how to upload videos to YouTube. To upload videos to YouTube, a user account of YouTube Studio is needed.

    Please do NOT choose "Private" in the "Visibility" setting. In "Private" setting, attendees cannot watch the uploaded video. Choosing "Unlisted" is recommended.



  4. Submitting URL of Video on YouTube:

    Please submit a URL of the uploaded 15-min video to here.

    The deadline for URL submittion is
      May 14, 2021.



    Thank you for your patience in these difficult times.

 




If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to ask Prof. Martin Lukac.