Thank you for your interest in submitting a poster to the Sarawak International Dyslexia and Learning Difficulties Conference (SIDLDC 2026). Poster presentations provide an excellent opportunity to disseminate research findings, innovative practices, intervention programmes, and educational initiatives while engaging with researchers, educators, practitioners, policymakers, and other conference participants.
Poster presentations are open to:
Academics and researchers
Postgraduate and undergraduate students
Teachers and educators
Therapists and psychologists
Healthcare professionals
Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and community organisations
Government agencies
Industry practitioners
Submissions may include, but are not limited to:
Original research
Pilot studies
Case studies
Systematic or scoping reviews
Best practices
Innovative intervention programmes
Community engagement projects
Educational or assistive technology initiatives
Policy or programme implementation
Poster size: A2 (420 mm × 594 mm)
Orientation: Portrait
Language: English
Posters must be professionally printed.
Presenters are responsible for printing and bringing their own posters to the conference venue.
The conference organisers will provide the display boards and mounting materials.
Your poster should include the following sections, where applicable:
Title
Author(s) and Affiliation(s)
Introduction or Background
Objectives
Methodology
Results or Findings
Discussion
Conclusion
Practical Implications
Acknowledgements (optional)
Key References (3–6 references recommended)
To ensure your poster is visually effective and easy to read:
Use a clean and professional layout.
Present information in a logical flow.
Keep text concise and avoid lengthy paragraphs.
Use headings and bullet points to improve readability.
Include relevant figures, charts, tables, photographs, or infographics where appropriate.
Ensure sufficient contrast between the background and text.
Avoid overcrowding the poster with excessive information.
Use high-resolution images and graphics.
Title: 48–60 pt
Section Headings: 24–32 pt
Body Text: 18–24 pt
References: 14–16 pt
These font sizes are recommended to ensure readability from approximately one to two metres away.
During the designated poster session, presenters are expected to:
Display their poster before the scheduled poster session begins.
Remain at their poster throughout the assigned presentation period.
Deliver a concise presentation of approximately 3–5 minutes.
Engage with conference participants and respond to questions from attendees and judges.
An outstanding poster presentation will be recognised with the Best Poster Award.
All abstracts must be submitted by 30 April 2026. EXTENDED TO: 30 JULY 2026
We look forward to your participation and to showcasing high-quality research, innovative practices, and collaborative initiatives that contribute to improving the lives of individuals with dyslexia and other learning disabilities.