I need help in making a power point of 6-10 slides, please!

Instructions:

Creating Presentation Slides for the Kaltura Presentation

Your presentation slides should:

1)Clearly introduce your topic, not the given scenario, and describe why it is relevant to us.

2)Describe some societal issues, pros and cons, and some intended and unintended consequences - remember this is on the topic itself NOT the scenario.

3) Mention future aspects and/or pending and/or necessary developments concerning your topic (or speculations on these). If you speculate on future aspects, you must support your opinion with citations and/or strong rational arguments.

One slide must include your actual assigned scenario and ethical dilemma

Have a good appearance are your slides well organized, easy to read, and without errors, and do they highlight your points without being cluttered?

Citations: use inline citations (e.g., [1]) that refer to the references on a bibliography slide for any supporting information

Bibliography: there must be at least 3 sources/references but there is no maximum number of references, but you must support the information you include in your slides; include the full reference citations in APA or MLA format see the Understanding Citations link on Canvas

Length: You should have 6-10 slides, not including any bibliography slides at the end. (Your actual presentation should take 6-10 minutes.)

Do not copy from other places. Paraphrase information you use from other sources instead of copying it directly and use an inline citation.

Your presentation MUST include your scenario and Ethical Dilemma on a slide before the references.

You should NOT include any analysis using an ethical theory or any codes of ethics.

Topic:

The Pentagon has been using AR to train soldiers in possible combat situations. Recently the chief of staff has received a proposal that would move AR into actual combat situations. while AR has the potential to help soldiers more quickly understand and respond to a situation, it also can have a heavy psychological toll on the user. The chief of staff is considering authorizing the use of AR in actual combat.

Dilemma: Is the chief of Staff ordering the use of AR in combat ethical.