What type of notes are permitted during the Round Two presentation?

During the Round Two presentation, the use of index card notes is permitted, which allows presenters to have key points and important information readily accessible without overwhelming themselves with too much detail. Index cards are a practical choice for this setting, as they are small, easily manageable, and can be used to highlight the most critical aspects of the presentation.

This format encourages presenters to focus on delivering their message effectively while still having prompts to guide them. Using index cards also ensures that the information remains concise and organized, facilitating a smoother delivery of the presentation while still allowing for a personal touch in their speech.

The other options suggest either restrictive or impractical note formats. For instance, allowing only paper notes could limit the flexibility and ease of access to information during the presentation. Notes on a computer may be cumbersome or prone to technical issues in a live setting, and the option of no notes at all could hinder the presenter’s ability to convey information effectively, particularly in a public health context where precise communication can be vital.