As with the format of the written summaries, the format of the oral presentations is intentionally left flexible to accommodate the range of questions to be answered and the range of material that might be included. However, in order to provide some objectivity, specific evaluative criteria have been developed to assist you in your preparation and making the best use of the time available. As with the written summary, be sure that the question you answer is the one assigned and is consistent with the context of the case. Remember, ultimately you are trying to solve the problem described in the case, even if you are also trying to backfill knowledge about a specific topic.
Some questions are very broad.
State clearly how you may have narrowed the focus or broken the larger topic into smaller topics. Do not read the material from your written summary. Provide a high level summary and let the written summary provide additional detail and pointers to more information.