Flip Charts: How to Draw Them and How to Use Them

Introduction: Why This Book was Written.
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<br /> What It is and What It Isn′t.
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<br /> Acknowledgements.
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<br /> Basics: Some Very Brief Comments on Theory.
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<br /> Problems With Using Flip Charts.
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<br /> Various Uses of Flip Charts.
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<br /> The Tools: The Easel.
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<br /> The Pad (Paper).
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<br /> The Marker.
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<br /> The Yard Stick.
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<br /> The Survival Kit.
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<br /> Making Corrections.
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<br /> Pocket Knife.
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<br /> Design and Technique: Printing.
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<br /> Color.
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<br /> Bullets.
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<br /> Balance and Symmetry.
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<br /> Non–Verbals.
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<br /> Reveals.
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<br /> Combinations.
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<br /> Notes.
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<br /> Mechanics: Orchestration.
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<br /> Reproducing Flip Charts.
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<br /> How to Find Your Charts.
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<br /> Transportation.
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<br /> Storage.
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<br /> Summary.
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<br /> A Partial List of Resources.
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<br /> Appendix A: Flip Chart Stand.
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<br /> Appendix B: Templates.
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<br /> About Richard C. Brandt.
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<br /> Index.
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<br /> Selected Illustrations.