Description
An introduction that sets the general theme and that identifies the more particular issues that these papers address.
Full identification of each speaker(s) (Where do they study or teach? What have they published?)
A summary of the lecture(s)/talk(s) notes both what the scholars say and what sources they use to make their case. What sources they used. feel free to guess the sources based on clues from the presentation (e.g., images used in Powerpoints, etc.)
A description of the discussion session – do disagreements break out over particular points? Do people begin to throw chairs or tomatoes? Do scholars in the audience confirm or challenge the speakers? Do they offer additional examples? Do they suggest revisions? (note: the discussion is often called Q&A)
Your assessment of how well they communicate their ideas, present their argument and answer challenges.
If one of those components is missing from the event itself, please indicate that in the report.
Please please make sure you flow the instructions carefully.
