Innovations in Testing is famous for providing a multitude of session formats, giving attendees many unique ways to learn.
A panel discussion is a 60-minute collaborative discussion between speakers to share ways to address industry issues and hot topics. A debate format with multiple presenters may also be submitted under the panel session type.
A presentation is a 45-minute session that provides a well-rounded perspective on a topic(s).
Peas & Possibilities Discussions are informal 30-minute, 45-minute, or 60-minute conversations with fellow conference attendees who share common interests. They do not include presentations, projectors, or slides. This is about direct engagement and exploration of ideas. These discussions should not have more than two facilitators.
Snapshot sessions are quick hit, 30-minute sessions that focus on a single topic by 1-2 speakers. This session type is intended to provide a speaking opportunity for first-time presenters and those new to the industry. Newcomers may consider partnering with an industry veteran as a co-presenter and mentor.
Ignite Sessions are 30-minute blocks where 4-5 dynamic presenters each deliver a 5-minute talk on a shared theme. The twist? Their slides auto-advance every 20 seconds—ready or not! This rapid-fire format is designed to spark ideas, ignite conversations, and keep the audience on the edge of their seats.
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