Acknowledgement template with short briefing and table of contents

Description:

This image is a slide from a presentation, titled "Acknowledgement Template with Short..." indicating that it may be part of a series for guiding on how to draft acknowledgements in reports or documents. The slide is divided into two primary sections:

1. Acknowledgement: 

This bullet point instructs the presenter to talk about their reports and acknowledge the contributions of various sources such as teachers, professionals from organizations, friends, and libraries in no more than 100-150 words. It stresses the importance of giving credit to those who assisted in the completion of the report.

2. Table of Contents: 

This section is meant to guide on how to present the titles of chapters in a report along with their corresponding page numbers. This is a fundamental component of any structured document, providing an overview of the content and easy navigation for the reader.

Use Cases:

The industries where such slides can be useful span across any field where structured reporting and formal documentation presentations are required.

1. Academia:

Use: Teaching students how to write and present reports.

Presenter: Professor or Academic Instructor.

Audience: Students.

2. Scientific Research:

Use: Presenting research findings and acknowledging contributions.

Presenter: Researcher or Scientist.

Audience: Peers or Funding Committee.

3. Publishing:

Use: Guiding authors on manuscript preparation.

Presenter: Editor or Publishing Consultant.

Audience: Authors or Aspiring Writers.

4. Business:

Use: Compiling business reports or proposals.

Presenter: Business Analyst or Consultant.

Audience: Management or Stakeholders.

5. Healthcare:

Use: Documenting medical research or clinical study findings.

Presenter: Medical Researcher or Clinician.

Audience: Medical Professionals or Regulatory Bodies.

6. Non-Profit Organizations:

Use: Reporting on project outcomes and acknowledging donors or volunteers.

Presenter: Project Manager or Director.

Audience: Donors, Volunteers, or Board Members.

7. Legal:

Use: Preparing case reports or legal briefs.

Presenter: Lawyer or Paralegal.

Audience: Legal Professionals or Clients.