Effective ASBO Ethics Guidelines
This presentation includes introductions, an Illinois ASBO ethics statement, a fill-in section, and a Q&A session. It covers guidelines for presenters, moderators, and panelists to adhere to ethical standards during educational presentations. The content emphasizes adherence to the ASBO Code of Ethics, restrictions on product promotion, and consequences for policy violations.
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Introductions Name: First, Last, designation. Role: (Speaker, Moderator) - Job Title, School District, Business Name Name: First, Last, designation. Role: (Speaker, Moderator) - Job Title, School District, Business Name Name: First, Last, designation. Role: (Speaker, Moderator) - Job Title, School District, Business Name Name: First, Last, designation. Role: (Speaker, Moderator) - Job Title, School District, Business Name
ILLINOIS ASBO ETHICS STATEMENT This information is for the presenters only, please remove this slide before your presentation. The Moderator will help ensure the Illinois ASBO Code of Ethics is adhered to throughout the presentation and ensuing audience discussion. Moderators are given the authority to ask any attendee to leave if they become combative with presenters. This presentation is to be informative and not to promote specific products, services, companies, etc. If a vendor is a presenter and uses the presentation as a platform to sell their product or services, the Moderator has the authority to stop the presentation if the presenter refuses to modify their content. Any vendor presenter who violates these regulations may be excluded from presenting at future presentations.
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Presenters: MODERATOR INFO: Name, Job Title; School District, Business (123) 456-7890; email PANELISTS INFO: Name, Job Title; School District, Business (123) 456-7890; email Name, Job Title; School District, Business (123) 456-7890; email Name, Job Title; School District, Business (123) 456-7890; email
