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I don't know how often recorded videos are viewed--conference committees have to wade through a lot of applications. But conference presentations are basically
by ghaff 11mo ago
I don't know how often recorded videos are viewed--conference committees have to wade through a lot of applications.
But conference presentations are basically public events and if that bothers you, you should probably reconsider doing one. (Yes, per parent, if there's a real disaster--and those happen--they may be deep-sixed but I wouldn't count on it.)
- ValentineC 11mo ago> I don't know how often recorded videos are viewed--conference committees have to wade through a lot of applications. For most conferences that do blind-rating first, only in subsequent rounds when the programme is being put together.
- ghaff 11mo agoHow common is that (outside of academia maybe -- which I have little familiarity with)? Certainly when I've been on conference committees we tended to know a lot of the presenters and wouldn't have wanted to just rely on submissions. We knew who were experts on specific topics or were just good presenters.