On to the Next Page Formats Choose the format that best suits the presentation that you want to make. A formal, presenter-centred lecture where ideas or research results concerning either theory or practice are presented and audience questions answered. Opportunities for audience participation are limited. Similar to a paper, but differs in that the presenter will model activities, display materials, or outline tasks.
Participants take some active part in a demonstration.
A high degree of participation and more chances for hands on experience involving activities, tasks, and techniques than a demonstration. A workshop also has a strong element of experiential learning. An SIG presentation where the participants exchange materials, academic papers, user-created software, so as to encourage informal networking. This format is almost completely participant-centered. Reserved for organizational exchanges, namely the Annual General Meeting, the Executive Board, the Publications Board, SIG Annual General Meetings, JALT officer meetings, JALT affiliate meetings and pan-Asian organizational projects.