Author Handbook: Please review and keep this valuable guide handy as you work through the Tutorial Proposal and Presentation process.
- Stage One: The Tutorial Proposal
- As a prospective tutorial presenter, you will submit an abstract, topical outline, and a set of learning objectives. Note: Tutorial authors do not submit papers.
- Online tutorial proposal form (open 23 Jan - 24 February)
- Stage Two: The Draft Tutorial Presentation (these files will be updated by early March)
- If your tutorial proposal is selected for expansion into a presentation, you will be assigned a birddog, who will be your liaison to the Tutorial Board and be a champion for your presentation at our July review. You will submit a draft set of presentation slides along with CEU questions to the Tutorial Board for review.
Full Tutorial Presenter's Kit containing all of the files listed below.
Downloading this file requires WinZip, a free program that will allow you to open the file. If you cannot open the file, go to http://www.winzip.com/downwz.htm and install WinZip on your computer. For more information, visit http://www.winzip.com/dprob.htm.
- Individual Files:
*Why start so early on the Clearance Form? Here's a message from one submitter: " For ...., we are not permitted to submit the paper without public release being completed. They claim (and I see their perspective) that it is available to 150 people once submitted and that collection is still “public”. We started four weeks prior to the original submission date to get corporate and government customer approvals and those are just starting to trickle in."
- Stage Three: The Final Tutorial Presentation
- If your presentation is selected for I/ITSEC 2013, you will receive birddog feedback and then you will submit a final tutorial for presentation. The upload instructions are the same as provided above.