Powerpoint in One Hour for Lawyers

Powerpoint in One Hour for Lawyers

by American Bar Association. Section of Law Practice Management

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"The difference between a successful presentation and an unsuccessful one can often be traced to a presenter's use - or misuse - of PowerPoint®. PowerPoint in One Hour for Lawyers offers practical advice for creating effective presentations quickly and easily. PowerPoint expert and attorney Paul Unger will help you avoid mishaps and develop a compelling presentation using storyboarding techniques. In just one hour, you will learn how to: create and edit PowerPoint slides; incorporate graphics, animations, photographs, clip art, and more; use color and shapes to enhance your message; insert other file formats (PDF, Excel, etc.) into a presentation; include video and audio components; create time lines; deliver an effective presentation by using the author's tips and tricks; present your materials with an iPad; and much more!"--Unedited summary from book cover.

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