A ready-to-use conversational form
Collect conference talk proposals a committee can compare: title, abstract, takeaways, format and bio. Workshops get setup questions, first-timers a mentor offer.
Free to customize. No code needed.
What's inside
What a respondent is asked, in order.
Got a talk in you? Tell us about it. Most people finish in about five minutes.
Who is proposing the talk?
Which pronouns should we use in the programme?
What is the talk called?
Give us the abstract. What is the talk about, and why now?
Name three things someone will be able to do after your session.
Which format fits the talk best?
What must attendees install or know before they arrive?
How many people can you teach at once?
What room setup do you need?
Who is the talk for?
Write a short speaker bio, in the third person.
Add a headshot for the programme, if you have one.
Have you spoken at a conference before?
Share a link to a previous talk, video or slides.
Would you like a mentor to help you prepare?
Would you need help with travel costs?
Recording
Ends with
Proposal submitted 🎤
Where each answer leads. Every route here is editable once the form is yours.
Contact info
Short text
Short text
Long text
Long text
Single select
Long text
Number
Single select
Single select
Long text
File upload
Yes / No
Website
Yes / No
Yes / No
Consent
A little guidance
Make the most of your next ask.
Export the proposals to CSV and give reviewers only the title, abstract, takeaways, format and level, so they judge the talk before the name. Score each proposal on the takeaways, since vague ones usually mean a vague talk. Before building the schedule, pull out the workshop answers for room setup and capacity, and send the prerequisites to workshop attendees well ahead of the day.
Contact details, a talk title, an abstract, concrete takeaways, the format and audience level, and a short bio. Anything else, like a headshot or a past talk, should be optional.
Long enough to explain what the talk covers and why it matters, short enough to fit in a printed programme. A couple of short paragraphs is usually right.
Say plainly that first-timers are welcome and offer something concrete, like a mentor. This form only offers mentoring to people who have not spoken before, so experienced speakers skip it.
Yes. This template branches on the format, so only workshop proposals are asked about prerequisites, capacity and room setup.
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