Asynchronous topical discussions will be conducted via Slack, a free and secure messaging service that can be used in a Web browser, in a standalone application on your computer, or via a mobile app available for iOS and Android smartphones and tablets. DPS 52 discussions will be organized by session into Slack “channels” and will be accessible only to registered meeting participants. Learn how to install and join Slack

Recorded talks must be received by Friday, 9 October.

The upload deadline ensures that we have enough time to receive, review, and publish your presentation.

• Watch the training video
• DPS Oral Presenter information page: https://warpspeedtech.com/dpsvirtual/
• #DPS2020: Tips for your recorded presentation

Download optional approved meeting backgrounds:

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A Note on Closed Captions
Vimeo supports the following captions and subtitles file formats: SRT, WebVTT, DFXP/TTML, SCC, and SAMI files, but we recommend using WebVTT whenever possible. We also recommend encoding your caption files in UTF-8 format. Otherwise, captions that contain special characters may not display properly during playback.

With the iPoster system, you will be able to create an interactive presentation that includes high-resolution images, high-definition videos, narration, interviews, viewer surveys, and more.

iPoster Session Tutorials  iPoster Portal

Watch the Training Video

All You Need to Know to Create an Interactive iPoster 

You should have received an invitation with login information to begin developing your iPoster. If you have not received it yet, please contact the support desk.  

Using the login information below, you will be able to create an interactive, multimedia iPoster incorporating: 

• high-resolution images 
• slide shows 
• high definition videos 
• narrations and other audio files 
• links to external sites and data sets 
• online communication tools 
• and as much content as you feel is necessary to present your research in the detail it deserves. 

The URL to your editor is: dps52-aas.ipostersessions.com 

Support Links
For an overview of editing the Templates and a look at how your iPoster will be displayed at your meeting, check out our Tutorials. If you have questions about creating your iPoster, you’ll find answers to most of them by visiting our Quick Guide and FAQ. If you'd like to see what your AAS colleagues have done at previous meetings (and how your iPoster will be displayed) take a look at the Gallery Screen from AAS 236

Watch the Training Video

9 Oct: Deadline to publish iPosters. Publishing allows us to test your iPoster for functionality. You can continue to tweak your iPoster once it has been published, simply click "save". 
 
For more specific tips and guidelines, be sure to browse through these pages: 
      1. My Settings: manage editing, sharing and publishing rights, see your statistics 
      2. Add Images: Make a more attractive and engaging presentation 
      3. Add Audio & video: make your presentation come alive 
      4. Add External Links: connect your visitors to dynamic online content 
      5. Design your iPoster: make your iPoster stand out from the crowd 
      6. Preview, Polish & Practice: how to check your work and practice your presentations 
      7. Set up and run a Chat - during or after the meeting 
 
If you have trouble accessing or working with the iPosterSessions Editor, please contact our support desk here. When you communicate with Support, please use this conference code: DPS52 

To find out more about how we handle the information we receive from you and about you, please visit our Privacy Information page.

General questions regarding the meeting can be sent to  Sherrie Brown. 

Are you looking for the Session Chair Training Recording? It's here.

Are you looking for Exhibitor Training Recordings? They are here.