PowerPoint presentations get a bad rep. People associate them slides filled with text that competes with the presenter for your attention or that serve merely as a teleprompter. With such poor uses of PowerPoint everywhere, I wouldn't judge if you said you said hate PowerPoint.
However, the problem is not the tool - it's how the tool is used. PowerPoint presentations don't have to be snoozefests; they can even be engaging when done correctly. If you're a Columbus Bar Association member, join me on Thursday, April 16th, at 2 pm to learn how to ditch the bullet points and create engaging presentations.
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