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1st International Conference on Digital Humanities (HDTC’2026)

Humanities and Digital Transformation: A Future Vision

Online
13–14 October 2026 – Kingdom of Bahrain

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1st International Conference on Digital Humanities (HDTC’2026)

Humanities and Digital Transformation: A Future Vision

Online
13–14 October 2026
Kingdom of Bahrain

Paper Submission Guidelines

Authors are invited to submit original, unpublished, and high-quality research papers that fall within the themes and topics of the conference. Submissions should present significant contributions to research and practice, including innovative methodologies, theoretical advancements, case studies, or practical applications relevant to the conference scope. Papers submitted must not have been previously published or simultaneously submitted to another conference or journal.
All manuscripts must be prepared in English using the official conference template and formatted according to the standards recommended by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET). Submissions should include a clear structure consisting of a title, abstract, keywords, introduction, literature review where relevant, methodology, results, discussion, conclusions, and references formatted according to IET citation guidelines.
Authors are expected to ensure that their submissions meet high academic and ethical standards, including proper acknowledgment of sources, accurate reporting of results, and strict adherence to plagiarism policies.
All papers will undergo a rigorous double-blind peer review process conducted by members of the conference scientific committee and external experts to evaluate the originality, relevance, methodological rigor, and clarity of the research. Based on the reviewers’ evaluations, papers may be accepted, accepted with revisions, or rejected.
Accepted and presented papers will be included in the official conference proceedings. Authors of accepted papers are required to address reviewers’ comments, submit the final camera-ready version within the specified deadline, and complete the conference registration to ensure inclusion in the proceedings.
In addition, selected high-quality papers may be invited for extended versions to be considered for publication in special issues of indexed journals or partner publications, subject to further review and editorial policies.

Formatting templates:

Paper submission link: https://edas.info/N35053
For any further questions, please contact the chair of the conference organizing committee: hdtc@uob.edu.bh

1. Presentation Slides

Authors are required to prepare their presentation using the
official conference PowerPoint (PPT) template.

Please follow these guidelines:

  • Use the official conference PowerPoint template
    provided by the conference.
  • Do not change the conference logo, title-slide design, or other required template elements.
  • Ensure that the presentation clearly identifies:
    • Paper title
    • Author(s) name(s)
    • Affiliation(s)
    • Paper ID, if applicable
  • The slides should present the main objectives, methodology, key results/findings,
    and conclusions
    of the paper.
  • Keep the content concise and suitable for a
    maximum 15-minute presentation.
  • Ensure that all figures, tables, equations, and references are
    clearly readable
  • Please proofread your slides carefully before submission.
⏱ Presentation Time Limit: Maximum 15 minutes

2. Pre-Recorded Video Presentation

Each accepted paper must have a
pre-recorded video presentation with a maximum duration of
15 minutes
.

The video should:

  • Clearly present the main points of the accepted paper.
  • Follow the content and structure of the submitted PowerPoint
    presentation.
  • Include a clear explanation of the:
    1. Research problem and motivation
    2. Objectives
    3. Methodology / approach
    4. Key results and findings
    5. Conclusions and, where appropriate, future work
  • Be no longer than 15 minutes.
    Videos exceeding the 15-minute limit may not be accepted.
  • Have clear and audible narration
  • Use a presentation format where the slides and the presenter’s voice are clearly visible/audible.
  • Ensure that the video quality is sufficient for viewing the slides and reading text, figures, and tables.
⚠ Important: Videos exceeding 15 minutes may not be accepted.

3. Recommended Video Format

Authors are encouraged to use one of the following commonly supported formats:

🎬 Format
MP4 video format
⚙ Encoding
H.264 video encoding is recommended
🎙 Audio
Clear voice recording with minimal background noise
🖥 Resolution
1280 × 720 (720p) or higher
✓ Final Check:
Authors should verify the final video before uploading it to ensure that both the audio and slides are properly synchronized and clearly visible.