Maybe I'm overlooking something obvious, but I can't actually find any guidelines on the APSA website on the time limit for presenters on a panel. Everyone always complains on here about people going over their time limit, so what should I aim for?
(cue clueless grad student jokes, have at it)
Because some chairs prefer to leave more time for audience than others, some prefer more time for discussants, some less, etc.
It’s not a dumb question because MPSA seems to impose time structure onto its printed program but APSA does not.
not a dumb question? asking psr is smart?
In my opinion, if the presentation is bright and stylishly designed and contains interesting information, then for the audience the time of its duration does not matter even if you drag it out a few minutes longer. And so that the presentation does not tire the audience, it is worth involving professionals https://slidepeak.com/ in its design. Such a responsible approach to the presentation of the report will clearly increase the chances of being highly appreciated and praised.