Guidelines for Case Analysis and Presentation

There are a variety of ways that your team can present your case analysis. You may use a PowerPoint presentation. You may stage a debate. You may create and present a website on the case for the class. You may write out a formal analysis and pass it out to your classmates. You may create a dramatization representing the case and examine it with the class. Feel free to be creative. Whatever approach you take to the case, you need to address the following points:

• What are the Facts?
• What are the Ethical Issues?
• Who are the Stakeholders?
• What are the Alternatives?
• What are the Ethical Arguments for the Alternatives?
•      Here you want to bring in Utilitarian, Rights, Justice, Care, and if applicable, Natural Law, arguments for and against.
• What are the Practical Constraints?
• What Actions Ought to be Taken?

Be sure to provide handouts for the members of the class that will help them remember your main points.

Presentation/Analysis will be graded on the basis of completeness, clarity, creativity, and the ability to respond to questions and comments from class members.