Panels
are an interactive, discussion oriented forum in which audience
members are participants in the discussion. Panelists are strongly
encouraged to propose topics likely to be of broad interest in the
ICACS community and interactive sessions that will engage both the
panelists and the audience in creative ways. Panels should not be a
series of short talks, akin to a papers session.
Panels differ from Papers in that panels do not need to contain
original research. They differ from other venues like Demonstrations
in that they do not need to present a system or service. Panels are
distinctive in their focus on: 1) discussing topics of interest to
the ICACS community; 2) focusing on audience interaction with the
panelists.
Panels will be included in the conference program, and will have a
90 minutes slot in parallel with other sessions. The panel topic,
moderator and panelists will be announced soon.
NETWORKING DINNER
We
know that sharing your work offers you the opportunity not only to
be part of a global community, but also to advance your careers
during the Conference. To keep you more engaged with the Community,
ICACS will host a networking dinner. We invite you to spend some
quality time with existing and new stakeholders, build new contacts
and enhance your academic network during this time. Don't forget to
bring your business cards along with you!
Panels
are an interactive, discussion oriented forum in which audience
members are participants in the discussion. Panelists are strongly
encouraged to propose topics likely to be of broad interest in the
ICACS community and interactive sessions that will engage both the
panelists and the audience in creative ways. Panels should not be a
series of short talks, akin to a papers session.
We
know that sharing your work offers you the opportunity not only to
be part of a global community, but also to advance your careers
during the Conference. To keep you more engaged with the Community,
ICACS will host a networking dinner. We invite you to spend some
quality time with existing and new stakeholders, build new contacts
and enhance your academic network during this time. Don't forget to
bring your business cards along with you!