Presenters
This national conference brings together hundreds of professionals who are dedicated to ensuring that every person has the resources to age well.
We have resources available to help you plan and deliver the most useful presentations. Explore the presenter resources to help you prepare your presentation(s).
Presenter Social Media Toolkit
Promote your participation on social media with these graphics and sample messages.
Sample LinkedIn and Facebook Message
Going to #AgeAction? Catch the session [Presenter 2] from [insert org name handle] and I are doing on [insert your presentation title] on [insert date/time]. Register at ageaction.org
Sample Twitter Message
Join me at [insert date/time] at #AgeAction for my session on [insert your presentation title]. Register at ageaction.org
Common Hashtags
| #AgeWell | #OlderAdults | #Caregiver | #FallsPrevention |
| #HealthyLiving | #BrainHealth | #BoneHealth | #Nutrition |
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Session Types
We are offering these session types at Age+Action. Please find your session type, so you can plan your individual presentation accordingly.
| Session Types | Details | Maximum # of Presenters | Session Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Learning Lab |
30-minute session
Allow for a 25-minute presentation, plus Q&A |
Two (2) |
A formal presentation usually given by 1 or 2 presenters, highlighting one or more case studies.
Some Learning Lab sessions in the agenda are standalone 30-minute sessions or two Learning Labs in a 60-minute session. |
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Deep Dive |
60-minute session
Allow for introductions, 40 minute presentation, plus dedicated Q&A |
Three (3) |
A highly interactive presentation given by 1-3 presenters, developing skills through collaborative learning. Focuses on a single topic or concept and may feature interactive activities |
| Skill-building Workshop |
60-minute session
Allow for introductions, 50-minute interactive presentation, plus Q&A througout |
Three (3) | Sessions that emphasize skills development and incorporate interactive and hands‐on learning. |
| Panel Discussion |
60-minute session
Allow for introductions, 50-minute interaction among panelists, plus Q&A |
Four (4) | A discussion with one (1) moderator and up to four (4) panelists presenting perspectives around a specific topic. |
| Roundtable |
60-minute session
Allow for 2-5 minute introductions, introduce the topic, two rounds of dedicated 20-minute discussions at tables or virtual breakout rooms, and quick 2-5 minute wrap up |
Five (5) | A moderated discussion with several speakers that bring a variety of perspectives that encourage participant engagement. Participants will be able to ask questions at roundtables (in-person conference) or in virtual breakout rooms (virtual conference). |
