Event Glossary.
Plain definitions of the event and submission terms you meet when you collect files from speakers and exhibitors.
Every field has its own shorthand, and events are no exception. This glossary explains the terms in plain language, from what a run of show is to what an e-poster means and how it differs from a printed poster. Each definition is short, practical, and written for someone who has to use the word in a real conversation this week.
What Is a Run of Show (or Run Sheet)?
A run of show is the minute-by-minute internal plan your team runs an event from: every segment and cue in order, with a time and a named owner on each line. It is also called a run sheet.
What Is a Conference Program?
A conference program is the full attendee-facing guide to a conference: the schedule of sessions with speaker bios, abstracts, maps, and sponsor pages wrapped around it. Here is what it is and what goes on it.
What Is an E-poster?
An e-poster is the digital version of a research poster that presenters submit at academic, medical, and scientific conferences. Here is what it is and what goes on it.
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