Pecha Kucha--a new concept of learning, from Japan. Short presentations, interactive. The first-ever association Pecha Kucha session ("What's Your Learning Story?") was at the American Society of Association Executives 2008 Annual Meeting in Washington DC last August. There have been many, many, Pecha Kucha Nights since. Gayle, Judy and Darcy use a variation of the technique for the Women's Leadership Circle All Acces Events, and the Company of Young Professionals (CYP) events. Pecha Kucha was invented by two Toyko architects and means "chattering" in Japanese. Its beauty is its simplicity and its utility as a learning too. Interest stays high. Model features 20 slides, 20 seconds each. 20/20 learning...you heard it here first.Any one use the technique? --Darcy
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I think it's a great idea and an excellent way to engage the audience. It can turn a presentation into a conversation.
PKVancouver and PKNY are up and running, anyone have details?
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