Information that you can collect from conference participants

Regardless of whether you set up an entire webpage or only a registration page for your meeting, you can collect the following information:

By default, people registering for your conference will be asked for their
- Academic title
- First and last name
- Email address
- Institution name
- Institution city, zip code, and country
Optionally, you can ask conference participants whether they want to give a presentation (a talk, a poster, etc). If so, they will be shown a drop-down list with presentation options. You can choose which options to display: None, Poster, Short Talk, Long Talk, Talk, or any of 6 options which you can name as you wish (see snapshot below). You can also decide whether to ask participants for a title of their presentation and an abstract. This will only be displayed if the people registering do not select "None" from the drop-down list. An author list will be requested if you ask for an abstract.

To select which information you want to collect, tick the check boxes in the 1st column (see screenshot below). To determine whether the person registering is required to provide this information, or if it's only optional, tick the check boxes in the 2nd column. (Of course if the person registering selects "None", then the title and abstract are not required.)

The registration form will then look like this:
You can ask conference participants to upload a file when registering, e.g. a portrait of themselves, an abstract, a manuscript, etc. You can also provide a template which conference participants can download, edit, and then upload when registering.
If your conference has sessions or workshops, you can ask participants to select which sessions/workshops they would like to participate in. The registration form will look like this:
You can ask as many multiple-choice questions you wish, as well as questions requiring a free-text answer. For instance, see the example below: