I'm certain that this question has been posed before on the list, but I'm
hoping that there are some new ideas out there.
Does anyone have any
unique/interesting/thought-provoking/whimsical/keep-the-masses-interested
tips on internet presentations?
I've been conducting "hands-on" training sessions in the library for a
limited number of attorneys and paralegals (no more than 3 at a time), but
our litigation department has instituted a new program whereby each
associate must give a half-hour presentation on a given subject. The first
(of which I'm sure there'll be many) internet presentation is being given by
a sixth year associate, and I'm trying to help her come up with some
interesting ways to "spice up" her program. She's trying to make it
interesting for senior partners as well as first year associates. She is
basically going to attempt to whet everyone's appetite with snippets of
helpful sites without getting overly technical.
Any pearls of wisdom from anyone who has had success in keeping everyone
interested and/or amused or even awake will be greatly appreciated. I'm
looking for specific examples of jokes, fun sites, presentation methods,
costumes, quizzes, etc. etc. etc.
By the way, the presentation is during a lunch meeting, so tempting everyone
with food is not an option.
Thanks.
Victoria Lynch
Library Director
Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel LLP
Philadelphia, PA
victoria.lynch@obermayer.com
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