The lack of time in a conference made me realize that an entire slide just for outline is too much and, indeed, some speakers had no such a slide for their presentations, .
Whilst there would always be an introduction, conclusion and something in between, is an outline slide really needed in conference presentations ?
I too agree with G K Karanth and Abdularahman. I believe outline slide is not important to present as you will be presenting overview, abstract, key points of the study. You will be explaining the same.
Depends on what you want to 'present'. If that, the context, and what all you may be telling or presenting are likely to be neatly known to you audience, you need not waste a slide. But, an outline, I think, should find space and time, so as to be effective. Make sure, the outline does not an outline of another outline, thereby telling everything then and repeat them when the assigned slide gets its turn!
I think slides are not that useful since the presenter will not include details therein. Usually slides contain only general ideas and headings which will be explained by the presenter. Thus, the abstracts in the conference proceeding are sufficient as outlines.
I too agree with G K Karanth and Abdularahman. I believe outline slide is not important to present as you will be presenting overview, abstract, key points of the study. You will be explaining the same.
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