Topic: Conference

Top 8 Reasons to Participate in Our Conferences

May 22nd, 2018    Admin    Blog, Conference, Journals

Asia-Pacific Institute of Advanced Research (APIAR) is an Australia-based research institute focusing on the primary domains of Business, Social Sciences, ICT and Education. By attending our conferences, you will gain a unique learning experience along with the added benefits of career building options, and opportunities to become research-active as well as meet researchers from around the world. With the constantly evolving technology and high level of competition, it has become essential for academics to publish in conference proceedings and journals. You will also gain the confidence to present your findings when you get exposure to the right audience at the conference.

Thus, we present the top 8 reasons to attend our conferences. read more…

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How to Be a Good Presenter

May 3rd, 2018    Admin    Blog, Conference, Journals

Becoming a great speaker is not rocket science, nor does it need you to be super-calculative in order to gauge your success. In fact, presenting or public speaking in seminars or conferences is quite a skill. To leave a strong impression on your audience, you need to prepare and present yourself with a lot more than just clothes and accessories. Be it at a research-oriented presentation or when stepping-in for someone as a guest speaker somewhere, there are always moments when you feel nervous about speaking in front of an audience.

So, who really is a presenter or speaker?

Well, the answer to this question is right there with you. Whether you are a research scholar, a subject-matter expert, a mentor or a business coach who is determined to drive his/her research team to a mutual goal, you’re also a presenter. At some point, you’ll feel motivated to take charge of the audience and enlighten them with some of the knowledge you’ve learned or mastered through your research or work.

What obstacles does a conference presenter face?

The major obstacle you need to overcome is stage fright. Before debuting as a speaker, you may experience a fear of the audience, possibly accompanied by stammering; a feeling of nervousness, or your mind may go blank all of a sudden.

Although, stage fright is a lot more common in novices, there are moments when even veteran speakers face the same problem. Here we will introduce the most effective ways to handle your jittery nerves so you can present your work in a conference or seminar efficiently. read more…

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Aristotle believes in you!

April 3rd, 2017    Admin    Blog, Conference

So, you have decided to present a paper at an academic conference and furthermore have been selected to do so.  Now the euphoria has passed and the realization of conducting an effective conference presentation in front of your peers and potential new contacts has dawned on you and you need to do a good job.  Do not panic! read more…

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Publishing online, the way to academic discourse success

January 29th, 2017    Admin    Conference, Journals

In 1665, academics experienced the first look at an academic journal published in print form. Print form journals had been the tried and tested way of publishing for the following 300 odd years. Now, with the onset of the 21st century bringing great technological advances, the internet provides the opportunity for online academic journal articles to be disseminated, translated, referred to and critiqued by academics worldwide.  Journal articles are vital for academic discourse.  Two examples of prominent online academic journals are: Asia Pacific Journal of Advanced Business and Social Studies and Asia Pacific Journal of Contemporary Education and Communication Technology. read more…

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Academic conferences – to go or not to go

November 6th, 2016    Admin    Conference

Academic conferences are essential to all research disciplines.  Aside from written publications, such as research journals and books, academic conferences provide the best opportunity for academics to form connections with the academic world, separate from their own research institution or project. For academics, it is worthwhile to organise such major events, usually without the aid of an event planner and despite limited budgets and time. read more…

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