The entire description, excluding learning objectives and title, must be limited to 70 words.

Use standard abbreviations. Special symbols must be spelled out. Do not include graphs, tables, or illustrations. Avoid the use of trademarks, subscripts, and superscripts.

All proposals will be submitted online.

Title of Submission: The title must pertain to the subject matter and should not be misleading. A short, concise title is preferable as it may more easily catch a reader's attention. Do not use abbreviations in the title.

Name and Address of Authors: The name(s) of the presenter(s) should be listed last name first, first, initial, middle initial. A complete mailing address, including country of residence, is required.

Overall Description : The description must include specific highlights of the content of the session or workshop in a logical manner. It is important that the highlights provide substantive content information.

Results and Outcomes: If applicable, include a statement of results, outcomes, findings, evidence of lessons learned, and conclusions from a course of work or project. This does not necessarily apply to all topics such as fundamentals of business management and trends in technology.

Instructional Techniques: It is important that the proposal include learner-centered instructional techniques to match the objectives.

Three to Five Learning Objectives: All proposals must include learning objectives. Learning objectives should highlight intended outcomes for the audience. Learning objectives should begin with the statement: "Audience participants will..."which should be followed by 3 to 5 active statements. Example: Audience participants will... learn about ... recognize... understand ...