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Published on Dec 17, 2015
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PechaKucha
Presentations for IICTI, Part 1
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What is a PechaKucha?
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A PechaKucha
is a short presentation
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It is usually 20 slides
with 20 seconds to present each slide (6 minutes and 40 seconds total).
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Overview
Use of Images
Use of Text
Oral Presentation Skills
Process Steps
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IMAGES
The slideshow has a heavy emphasis on
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Image Suggestions
Use high quality images
Images dominate slides
Have a consistent theme and/or mood (e.g. black and white, serious, playful)
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USE OF TEXT
is minimal
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Text Suggestions
Text can be for titles
Three points max
Less is more
Use one font throughout
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Allow the audience to make connections between the IMAGE and the TEXT.
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Presentation Skills
are also vital to be successful.
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Presentation Skills Include
eye contact with audience
variety in volume and voice
stance/body language
presenting, not reading
being enthusiastic
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What's the Process?
(for our PechaKucha presentations)
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Step #1 - Choose a topic. Get the topic approved.
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Step #2 - Consider an inquiry question. Research. Gather evidence.
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Paul Albertella
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Step #3 - Choose a tool to create your slideshow: Google Slides, Keynote, Prezi, Haiku Deck, Slides Carnival.
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Step #4 - Post it in our Google Classroom early so your peers and instructors can view it. Feel free to revise.
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Step #5 - Practice presenting at home. Time yourself to see if your presentation is approximately 6 minutes and 40 seconds in length.
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Step #6 - Present
your ideas to your peers.
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Good Luck!
Plan, prepare, practice and you won't need it.
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