When documenting the sources of your supporting material in a presentation, an oral footnote should include all of the following pieces of information except
A) the person or group of people whose work is cited.
B) the person or group's credentials.
C) the source of the information, such as a book, a web site.
D) the publisher and page number.
E) All of the above items should be included in an oral footnote.

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An oral footnote typically includes the author, their credentials, and the source of the information, but not the publisher and page number, which are more relevant for written citations.

When Documenting the Sources of Your Supporting Material in a Presentation