Law school is frought with high-concept lessons that can be hard to grasp. With so many multi-factor court tests and multi-element crimes and torts to learn, it can be hard to see the forest through the trees. One way to assist in learning retention is by adding visual aids to the traditional stand-and-deliver lecture. While teaching with the assistance of visual aids comes with its own set of criticisms, this presentation reviews several popular approaches and discusses when each can be beneficial in legal education.
Ashley Ahlbrand
Educational Technology Librarian
Indiana University Maurer School of Law
The following are a few websites you might find helpful in further exploring visualization in presentations.