A demo event: every name, paper, score and figure on these pages is invented for the demonstration, any resemblance to real people’s names is unintended, and nothing you press is saved.
EventSheets Demo Conference: Arabic in the Digital Age
Example University — Department of Arabic (fictitious)
Riyadh ·
3 December 2026 – 4 December 2026
You are registered as Hassan Saleh — presenting a paper
Accepted You paid the fee by bank transfer and uploaded the receipt, and the organiser has seen it.
The time, in yours
The time is written in the event’s own zone, and the site adds the reader’s local time beside it when they differ — a researcher in Rabat or Kuala Lumpur does not do the arithmetic.
3 December 2026 ·
09:00 Riyadh time (GMT+3)
You are reading from the event’s own time zone, so no second time is added. Open the page from another country and its time appears beside it.
The two calendar buttons put it in your calendar in one click, at the right hour wherever you are.
Your fee
Participants pick their category from the organiser’s table and the add-ons they want, and see the total before paying. Try it:
From inside the country
From abroad
Presenting a paper
Attending only
Add-ons, added to a category:
Total: SAR
They then pay into the organiser’s account directly and upload the receipt on the same page, where the organiser sees it. The money never passes through the site.
Entry pass
It arrives once the registration is accepted. They show it on their phone at the door; the organiser scans it and attendance is recorded in a second.
EventSheets Demo Conference: Arabic in the Digital Age
Hassan Saleh
DEMO-PASS-1D316747
Valid for both days
Your paper: «Teaching i‘rab through digital games: a classroom trial»
Abstract submitted — 3 October 2026
Abstract accepted — 10 October 2026
Full paper submitted — 18 October 2026
Reviewed: accepted with minor revisions — 23 October 2026
Final version — 18 November 2026
Reviewers’ comments
They reach you without the reviewers’ names: review is blind.
1. The classroom trial is well designed; the sample needs a fuller description.
2. Update the recent references and shorten the first section.
Participants pick the sessions they mean to attend from the whole programme and get a schedule they can print. Pick two sessions at the same hour and the site says so.
Day 1 — 3 December 2026
09:00–10:00 · Opening and keynote
In my schedule
Main hall · Chair: Saleh Mahmoud
10:30–12:00 · Corpora and dictionaries
Your sessionIn my schedule
Main hall · Chair: Saleh Mahmoud
Clashes with: Teaching Arabic digitally
10:30–12:00 · Teaching Arabic digitally
In my schedule
Ibn Khaldun hall · Chair: Rana Ibrahim
Clashes with: Corpora and dictionaries
13:00–14:30 · AI and Arabic text
In my schedule
Sibawayh hall · Chair: Saleh Mahmoud
Day 2 — 4 December 2026
09:30–11:00 · Translation and terminology
In my schedule
Main hall · Chair: Rana Ibrahim
09:30–11:00 · The language of the web
Sibawayh hall · Chair: Haifa Omar
11:30–12:30 · Closing, recommendations and certificates
In my schedule
Main hall · Chair: Muna Abdulrahman
A clash is a warning, not a block: they may attend half of each, and the choice is theirs.
Reminder
Registrants get a reminder 30, 15, 7 and 1 days before the event, before the abstract and paper deadlines, and before their own session. This is the seven-day reminder as it arrives:
From: info@eventsheets.com
Subject: A reminder that EventSheets Demo Conference: Arabic in the Digital Age is approaching
Dear Hassan Saleh,
This is to remind you that 7 days remain before EventSheets Demo Conference: Arabic in the Digital Age is held. Participants are kindly asked to complete their arrangements in good time.
It is never repeated: each reminder goes to each person once, even if the run is started again.
Speakers
One page listing every speaker once, with what they do and in which session — chairs and speakers, members of the site or guests.
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