Beyond Bullet Points

I collect books on trial advocacy, communication, persuasion and just about any subject that will help with trial advocacy.  Like most people I have a hard time finding the time to read them all or to make a decision about which book I should read next.  One of those books sitting on my shelf is Beyond Bullet Points: Using Microsoft Powerpoint to Create Presentations that Inform, Motivate and Inspire  by Cliff Atkinson.  It will be the next book I pull off the shelf.  I stumbled across an old post from back in May 17, 2006 that gave a link to a one hour webinar that he gave on his ideas about using PowerPoint.  For those who have fallen asleep watching bullet pointed presentations this webinar will point you to a way of doing presentations wherein the audience (i.e. jury) will not fall asleep and will retain the information presented better.

Blawger to publish book soon.

Prolific blawger Evan Schaeffer is about to publish a book entitled Deposition Checklists and Strategies.  If it is as good as his posts and podcasts on depositions it should be a great addition to your library.

Trial Advocacy Books

I stumbled across a site entitled Trial Advocacy Bibliography published in 2003 by Gail A. Partin of  the Dickinson School of Law at the University of Pennsylvania. It contains a very comprehensive list of trial advocacy books and some videos published in at least the last 80 years.  Think you've read them all ... think again!
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