technology-tutorial

name	technology-tutorial
title	Technology Tutorial for Court
description	Drafts a neutral, educational slide-deck technology tutorial for courts in patent litigation. Covers the technical problem, prior art, invention operation, and key terminology using plain language, analogies, and simplified diagrams. Use when preparing pre-trial or trial technology tutorials, claim construction primers, or judicial education presentations in IP disputes.
author	CaseMark
author_url	https://github.com/CaseMark/skills/tree/main/skills/legal/technology-tutorial
license	Apache-2.0
version	0.1.0
execution_mode	open
jurisdiction	us
practice	ip
language	en
tags	["brief","drafting","litigation"]

Technology Tutorial for Court

Drafts a neutral, non-argumentative slide-deck tutorial giving the court foundational technical knowledge for a patent case.

Prerequisites

1. Patent specification(s) — full text with claims, figures, prosecution history
2. Case caption — parties, case number, court, judge
3. Technical expert reports (if available) — for accuracy cross-reference
4. Case documents — prior art, technical literature, deposition excerpts

Quick Start

1. Gather patent spec and case caption
2. Identify 3–5 core technical concepts the court must understand
3. Build slide sequence below, one section at a time
4. Add analogies and [DIAGRAM] placeholders throughout
5. Compile glossary from all specialized terms used

Slide Sequence

#	Section	Content
1	Title	Case caption, "Technology Tutorial," presenting party, date
2	Purpose & Agenda	Neutral/educational purpose statement; patent number(s); topic roadmap
3–5	Problem & Prior Art	State of the art pre-invention; prior solutions and shortcomings; ≥1 everyday analogy; simplified diagram
6–9	How the Invention Works	Fundamental components; step-by-step operation; simplified patent figures; annotated flowcharts/block diagrams
10–11	Key Technical Concepts	Each term: technical definition → plain-language restatement → analogy; build foundational → complex
12	Glossary	Alphabetized term/definition table (all specialized terms used)
13	Closing	Invite questions; reinforce educational purpose

Formatting Rules

• Each slide: clear title, ≤6 bullet phrases, ≥1 visual element
• Mark visuals as [DIAGRAM: description of what to depict]
• Add [SPEAKER NOTE: ...] blocks for verbal guidance on complex points
• Target length: 30–60 minutes total