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Trial PowerPoint Presentation Slides: How to Match How You Look with What You Say
Posted by Joseph Ficocello in Microsoft PowerPoint, Presentation development on February 12, 2010
Microsoft PowerPoint is an adept tool during trial – it’s relatively easy to use, the results are typically predictable and it’s widespread. One of the most critical skills to develop is matching how your argument looks to what you’re saying – the message has to match the body. These skills are not developed overnight and more often than not require the retention of those skilled in the art of trial presentation. However, for smaller projects or instances when one needs to judge the effectiveness of a message, there are several factors that one should consider when presenting slides in front of an audience. These points can be implemented in your own work, or as a yardstick for the development of a product you’ve asked a professional to create. Read the rest of this entry »
The Visuals of the Health Care Debate – How Not to Practice These Principles in Court
Posted by Joseph Ficocello in Case theory development, Presentation development on December 24, 2009
I will easily admit – I have been an avid follower of the health care debate which has blanketed the news and consumed the attention of most Americans. The importance of a decision that impacts 1/6th of our entire economy is significant. While I will not address the merits of any position on the issue, the visuals that have been employed throughout the presentations of both sides can yield a series of “teachable moments.” Please note that my intention is not to be critical of the graphic designers and professionals who are tasked with creating these products, as I know they are placed under significant time constraints and faced with budgetary restrictions. However, the products that have been utilized demonstrate a series of core principles and concepts which should not be used when developing visuals for a legal matter. Read the rest of this entry »
Trial Presentation Software Solutions
Posted by Joseph Ficocello in Presentation development, Software, Trial Presentation on June 9, 2009
Trial presentation, or the act of presenting case related graphics, documents, animation and video in real-time during a trial, mediation or arbitration, can be accomplished using a variety of software platforms, technologies and techniques. Ultimately, the selection of one product or solution will always vary. Thus, how does one choose which solution best suits their needs? Read the rest of this entry »
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