Introducing a new kind of powerful presentation we think will work well the PechaKucha presentation methodology.

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A PechaKucha, or 2020 presentation, contains 20 slides, with each slide shown for 20 seconds, for a presentation of exactly 6 minutes, 40 seconds.

The advantages of the PechaKucha presentation methodology for your Teachable Point of View is that the presentations remain focused, fast-paced, memorable, and concise. The format is very engaging.

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Main topic: YouSubtopics:

1. Who and what has inspired you / important influences in your life2. Turning points along the way / moments or events that shaped / altered your

course3. Your passions / interests4. What you love / loathe (work related)5. What makes you StandOut (share your top 2 roles from the strengths

assessment you completed as prework)

Example: 5 subtopics means you have 3-4 slides for each subtopic, leaving you with 1 or 2 slides for an intro and close. That takes care of all 20 slides.

Your PechaKucha script can be just two columns: image ideas (how will you show your story graphically) narrative script (what will you say)

Each row is a slide and each slides script must only be 20 seconds. A 20-second narration can be anywhere from 30 to 60 words depending on reading speed. When creating your presentation in PPT or Keynote, you can add short bits of text to the images you are using for each slide, but it shouldnt compete with the image or

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Inspiring images make delivery of your presentation much easier; this is why PechaKucha is so successful. It leads presenters to use best practices to create presentations that are visually strong and appealing

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Google Search filter under images.

Compfight excellent search tool for Creative Commons-licensed Flickr images. http://compfight.com/

Creative Commons Wiki a Creative Commons image directory. http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Image

CC Search powerful search across a variety of platforms (e.g., Flickr, Google images, YouTube) to help you find content you can share, use, and remix. http://search.creativecommons.org/?beta=1&q=

Flickr images enter search term, click Advanced Search, then tick the box only search within Creative Commons-licensed content. http://www.flickr.com/

Content Directories extensive list of directories of Creative Commons-licensed materials (audio, video, image, and text).

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For a PechaKucha presentation, memorizing your key points for each slide is usually the best approach. I suggest writing down the 2 key points you want to make for each slide and trying to stick to that. Then practice delivering your presentation until it flows easily. Practice really makes the difference.

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[40+ Tips for awesome PowerPoint presentations This is a useful checklist for all presentations, not just PowerPoint. http://flirtingwelearning.wordpress.com/2011/11/01/40-tips-for-awesome-powerpoint-presentations/

Prize workshop Prezi videos, examples, and templates. http://www.theconsultants-e.com/resources/ToolsResources/Prezi.aspx

Great Presentations by Nancy Duarte Nancy Duarte is the author of the excellent books Resonate and Slideology unbeatable sources of ideas and inspiration for all presenters. This 25-minute video is worth viewing if you want a deeper understanding of what makes a presentation that connect with an audience. http://vimeo.com/32198910

PechaKucha 2020 This page gives the basics and a brief history of PechaKucha. http://www.pechakucha.org/faq

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