Modality and Guidelines for Paper Presentations
At the time of registration, the author(s) must indicate the Thematic Symposium in which they will present their work and specify the modality: Oral Communication or Poster/Undergraduate. Registrations should be completed through the registration form, which can be accessed via the link: https://coimi.net/en/subscriptions
Paper Registration:
The Thematic Symposia will be spaces for oral presentations of research by master's and doctoral students, as well as by researchers with master's and doctoral degrees from different fields of knowledge who work on indigenous themes. Linked to these symposia, we will have poster presentations for graduates, undergraduates, and results of extension projects, as well as results of institutional actions.
General Conditions for Paper Registration: Oral Communication and Poster
- Authors and co-authors must be registered for the event.
- Authors of communications and posters may register a maximum of 1 (one) paper, whether as an author or co-author, except when co-authors are advisors for undergraduate and graduate works. Advisors, even with multiple advisees at the event, who choose to be co-authors only need to register and pay once.
- In the proposals for communications from doctoral and master's students, advisors who are not listed as co-authors in the abstracts must obligatorily register their institutional affiliation in a footnote, either in the abstracts or in the full texts.
- In the proposals for communications from graduates and undergraduates, advisors must obligatorily be listed as co-authors of the abstracts and indicate their institutional affiliation.
- In the case of co-authored papers, co-authors must register for the event according to their respective categories.
- Registration of papers signed by more than three authors will not be permitted.
Submission Instructions
At the time of registration, after filling in the application form and paying the corresponding fee, the abstracts must be submitted and, when approved by the scientific committee for each corresponding ST, the proposals for communications and posters will be published on the event website, first in the form of a list of those approved and, on the first day of the event, in the Program and Abstracts Booklets. The full text should only be sent once the acceptance of the abstract has been confirmed.
The Proceedings with the full texts will also be available digitally on the website one month after the end of the event, when it will be released with the ISBN inscription.
Guidelines for Paper Preparations
Papers must present results of scientific research and/or extension projects on indigenous themes, as well as results of institutional projects, the latter always in poster format. In the case of extension work: field or classroom experiences conducted by teachers, researchers, undergraduate and graduate students, and other professionals. Papers should be submitted in the form of an abstract, and after approval, the full text should be sent with the following specifications:
Abstract Formatting
The abstract should contain a title in uppercase and bold letters, followed by the name(s) of the author(s) and co-author(s), if any, with the name of the presenter in parentheses, the institution of origin, funding, and email. It should be prepared in single spacing, font size 10, with up to 25 lines, using the Word for Windows text editor, Times New Roman font, with 3 cm margins, without citations and references, justified, in a single block of text, without paragraphs or blank lines. It should include: introduction, development, main results or conclusions. At the end, indicate the thematic axis to which it belongs.
Full Paper Formatting
Full papers should be between 10 and 15 pages long, including bibliographic references, and should follow the following formatting:
a) Title: uppercase, bold, Times New Roman font, size 12, centered alignment;
b) Author name(s): right-aligned, with the presenter's name underlined. Example: LAST NAME, First Name;
c) Institutional Affiliation: University, Department of Education, School, or Research Agency to which the authors are affiliated. Right-aligned, without bold;
d) Email: right-aligned, without bold.
Full papers must include an introduction, development, final considerations or conclusions, and bibliographic references following ABNT standards. The text should be in Times New Roman font, size 12, on A4 paper with 1.5 cm line spacing. Margins should be 3 cm at the top, 2 cm at the bottom, 3 cm on the left, and 2 cm on the right. In-text citations should include the author, date, and page number.