I discovered this seven years ago, as I prepared to present at the 2015 Legal Tech Show in Chicago. It has been on my mind for every presentation since. Wordy, cliche, redundant slides full of text do not persuade or educate anyone. I will apply these lessons to my presentation on mobile computing at this year's Florida Bar Convention. PowerPoint can be useful, if done properly. Don't be this guy.
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April 14, 2022
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