SUBMISSION MODALITIES
> Individual Communication
This format is designed for individual presentations, with a maximum duration of 15 minutes. It's ideal for showcasing research, ideas, or projects through a text and/or oral-based approach. Participants may choose to use visual aids, such as slide projections, photos, or videos, to enhance their communication. It's an excellent opportunity to discuss new concepts or share studies in a focused and academic setting.
> Group Communication
This category allows for group presentations, also with a 15 minutes limit. It's aimed at teams wishing to present collaborative research, artistic projects, or thematic discussions. The group dynamic can provide an enriching experience for both presenters and the audience, allowing for the exploration of multiple perspectives and fostering interactive dialogue. Group presentations can use visual or digital resources to better illustrate the discussed points.
> Performance
This segment is reserved for live artistic performances which may include dance, theater, music, poetry, multimedia performances, and others, with a maximum duration of 20 minutes. Artists are encouraged to interact with the audience and use the space innovatively. Any technical requirements, such as sound equipment, lighting, or other necessary resources, should be specified.
> Physical/Digital Exhibition
The Exhibition provides a stage for physical works, artistic installations, and/or materials that express a process. Ideal specifications for the exhibition space and technical requirements must be provided to ensure the appropriate presentation of the works.
In the case of presenting a digital object, examples of the digital files of their works must be provided, along with the access plan to the material - Example: via QR code on a poster. The organization will not be responsible for providing any equipment.
> Collective Practice/Workshop
With a maximum duration of up to 60 minutes, this modality is dedicated to workshops, collective practices, or practical demonstrations. These sessions are ideal for knowledge exchange, collaborative learning, and group experimentation. The proposing individuals must detail the materials and resources needed, as well as the type of interactions that the workshop seeks to explore.
> Other Configurations
For proposals that do not fit into the previous categories, this option allows for the submission of alternative formats. Proposals must be detailed and justified in terms of relevance and feasibility for the conference program. This category is an opportunity to explore innovative and experimental formats, with duration to be negotiated with the organization.
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SELECTION PROCESS
All proposals will be thoroughly reviewed by the Organizing Committee to ensure quality and relevance.
Selection
Please note that not all proposals may be accepted. The selection will be based on the originality and clarity of the proposal, its relevance to the thematic contexts of the meeting, and its academic or artistic quality.
Participants' Responsibilities
It's important to clarify that the organization does not function as a production team. Therefore, all selected participants will be considered an integral part of the event's organization, contributing to its success with their skills and experiences.
Event Registration
If your communication proposal is approved by the Organizing Committee, this will also mean your automatic registration for the 10th EPRAE.
Eligibility for submission
The event is exclusively for doctoral students in Artistic Education. Eligible students are invited to participate and share their research and work.
Languages
Proposals can be submitted in Portuguese, English, and Spanish. Official translation services are not provided during the event, but suggestions for language or translation approaches to include participants with specific needs are welcomed, aiming for accessibility and inclusion.
