How can you adjust the timing of a panel?

Adjusting the timing of a panel in a storyboard is crucial for controlling the pacing and flow of the narrative. The correct approach involves multiple methods, which is why selecting both dragging the end of a panel in the Timeline view and typing a duration in the Panel view is appropriate.

When you drag the end of a panel in the Timeline view, you are visually manipulating the duration directly, allowing for quick adjustments to the timing as you see how it interacts with surrounding panels. This hands-on method is useful for immediate visual feedback.

On the other hand, typing a duration in the Panel view offers precise control over the timing. This method permits you to specify exact lengths for each panel, which is essential when you need to adhere to specific time constraints or synchronization with audio or other elements in the storyboard.

By utilizing both techniques, you gain flexibility in editing and can efficiently manage panel timings to enhance the storytelling process. Thus, the comprehensive ability to adjust panel timing through both methods is why this combination is the correct answer.