Using AI to Improve Your Presentations

Recorded On: 09/20/2024

Your ability to quickly create compelling multi-media presentations is getting easier and easier with new tools like generative AI. Join NACA’s Education Director, Rebecca Smolar and NCLC Senior Attorney Andrea Bopp Stark for a demonstration and conversation about how generative AI apps like Chat GPT and Gemini can give you ideas that you can use to improve your presentation. Whether in the courtroom or classroom, we are best able to learn new information through the use of multiple communication modalities. One of the hardest components to add to a presentation is the action component when learners apply the knowledge and skills being taught to them. With the help of AI, you can create an interactive activity that will help the attendees apply lessons learned and transform your presentation from ordinary to extraordinary.

What You Will Learn
•    How to create prompts in Generative AI to get the results you want
•    How to use Generative AI to critique your presentations
•    How to use Generative AI responsibly

Rebecca Smolar

Director of Education

NACA

Rebecca Smolar is the Director of Education at NACA. She partners with NACA members to create NACA’s online and in-person educational programs. Before joining NACA, she worked on global workforce skills and knowledge development through the State University of New York (SUNY) and Washington-DC area think tanks. Ms. Smolar and Dr. Susan Jagendorf-Sobierajski co-authored the Guide to Intercultural Skill Development and Assessment. Ms. Smolar received a M.A. in International Communications from American University and her B.S. in Psychobiology from SUNY Binghamton.

Andrea Bopp Stark

National Consumer Law Center

Andrea Bopp Stark is a senior attorney at the National Consumer Law Center Boston office focusing on writing and teaching about fair debt collection practices and mortgage servicing issues. Andrea is also involved in advocating for foreclosure prevention and fair debt collection policies on the state and federal level. Andrea is a contributing author to NCLC’s Fair Debt Collection, Home Foreclosures, and Mortgage Servicing and Loan Modifications legal manuals. Previously, Andrea was a partner at Molleur Law Office in Biddeford, ME, and worked as an attorney for Northeast Legal Aid in Lawrence, Massachusetts where she was one of NCLC’s first recipients of the John G. Brooks fellowship. Andrea holds a B.A. from the University of Vermont and obtained her JD and Masters of Social Work from Boston College. She is admitted to practice law in Massachusetts & Maine.