My presentation published in a Congress of Integrative Medicine in Fuengirola, Spain in May 2022 deals with what I define as microparasites in blood. The only way to depict their presence is by seeing them in motion. Otherwise they can be confused with unrelated blood particcles. This includes videos with a total Power Point weight of 892 megas.
Your information will be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely
Jorge Oyanedel
Congratulations on your publication! In theory, it’s your presentation, and you do what you need to do in order to have a clear, comprehensible, well-rounded presentation. In reality, however, you need to consider (1) the allotted time for your presentation and whether or not you can and need to request for more time, (2) the educational level and specialization of your audience (if most of your listeners are experts in your field, for example, you can easily abridge your presentation), and (3) whether or not the host organization sets any limits on the file size for presentations. In other words, once you decide that your audience needs to hear and see your presentation as is, the next step is to talk to the host organization where you’ll be conducting your presentation, to find out if there is any format for presentations. I hope this helps, and good luck!
On the surface, the most reasuring answer seems to be: "By all means, include videos. I have done this before but advise that you clearly plan the presentation with conference technicians, - also send the video in advance- to avoid seemingly endemic technological glitches on such occasions.
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