Tips For Writing Abstracts and Speaking at Conferences
About this event
A well-written abstract is your ticket to conferences, but how do you write an excellent synopsis that will get accepted? As an experienced conference speaker, Robin Moffatt (Principal Developer Advocate, Confluent) often writes presentations that help the developer community to understand Apache Kafka and its ecosystem.
He is also the Program Committee Chair for Kafka Summit and Current 2022: The Next Generation of Kafka Summit. Having seen hundreds of conference submissions, Robin shares best practices for crafting abstracts that stand out, as well as tips for speaking at conferences.
What you'll learn
- Title: Come up with an enticing title that lets the conference organizers and audiences understand the content at a glance. There is a chance that a great topic could be rejected due to a poor title.
- Abstract: Summarize the topic you plan to talk about in the proper format and length. Usually, a polished abstract has three short paragraphs consisting of approximately 200 words.
Topics covered
Frequently asked questions
Who is hosting Tips For Writing Abstracts and Speaking at Conferences?
Tips For Writing Abstracts and Speaking at Conferences is hosted by Confluent.
When is Tips For Writing Abstracts and Speaking at Conferences?
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What format is this event?
This is an online webinar.
Which topics does this event cover?
The event covers Data.
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