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PechaKuchapresentations

PechaKucha, usually pronounced in three syllables as “pe-chak-cha,” is the onomatopoeic Japanese word for the

sound of conversation. The equivalent English term is “chit chat.”

- From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

a presentation

style that originated in

Japan

spawningPechaKucha

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where people gather to listen

A presentation with

RULES

20 slides 20 secondsx =

for a total presentation time of…

6:40

and all the slides are set to

automatically advance

&this requires

IMPECCABLEtiming

practice

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So what is the

FORMULAfor a good PechaKucha?

passionateChoose a topic you’re

about.

interestingHave something

anddifferent

to say.

Keep yourthesissimple.

Figure out the

points you want to make.

main

Decide on an

arc

story.Tell a

slides.Outline your

visual

Keep the slides

simple&

Add in cues.

timingadjust your

practicepracticepracticepracticepractice

practicepracticepracticepracticepracticepractice

practicepracticepractice

RAMHave your talking points loaded into

your brain’s

DISPLAY DIFFERENTLY

Be prepared for it to

CADENCE Adjust your

as necessary

BREATEremember to

BREATEB R E AT E

BREATE

PRESENTER

VIEW

use

It’s okay to use

NOTES

GOINGJust keep

you’reyou got this.

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