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Are you giving a CLE presentation sometime soon? Thinking about using PowerPoint? If so, or if you are giving any type of legal training, check out "Drafting Effective PowerPoint Slides," an article by Lars S. Smith and me out this month in Kentucky Bench and Bar.
Here's the abstract.
This article addresses drafting effective PowerPoint slides in preparation for a continuing legal education or other legal presentation. It addresses the following topics: the appropriate amount of text, the presentation of the text, incorporation of visuals, the formatting of the slides, and the pacing of the slides.
Full post as published by University of Louisville Law Faculty on January 11, 2010 (boomark / email).
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