To meet the needs of the client, your presentation should consist of 8–10 visually appealing slides, accompanied by an audio recording of approximately 8 minutes in total.
The basic slide structure should be as follows.
Title slide: Title of presentation, student name, name of the class, and the date
Overview slide: Contents slide, previewing the main points to be covered
Body slides: Cover the main points of the code of conduct, including real-world examples to illustrate your ideas for the client
Reference slide: Cite references in APA format
In creating your presentation, keep the following in mind.
A presentation is meant to be a high-level overview. It is not intended to be as detailed as the formal report or proposal. That’s why it can be kept relatively short.
Reports and proposals are primarily text-based documents, but presentations are highly visual. Make your slides visually engaging by providing charts, graphs, and illustrations.
Be frugal with text. For each slide, try to limit the number of bullets to about four and the number of words in each bullet phrase to 10 or fewer. Use phrases with strong verbs rather than whole sentences.
