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A Pecha Kucha presentation is a simple presentation where you show 20 images or slides, each for 20 seconds (i.e. 20x20). The slides/images will advance automatically to keep you on time. So the total presentation is 6 minutes 40 seconds long. 

Creating a Pecha Kucha Presentation Using PowerPoint
  1. Open PowerPoint, File -> New; Home -> Layout -> Blank;
  2. With the first slide selected, hit Return to create 19 more slides;
  3. Command + A on a Mac or Control + A on a PC to select all the 20 slides, Transitions -> uncheck the box of On Mouse Click, check the box of After, then put 20 seconds; This will enable the slides advance automatically in 20 seconds.
  4. Then go through each slide, to add images and/or text;
  5. When finished, like a regular slide show, go to Slide Show -> Play from start. 
  6. A PowerPoint template for Pecha Kucha presentation is available to download here DMC-PechaKucha-presentation-template.pptx.

Creating a Pecha Kucha Presentation Using Keynote

  1. Open Keynote, File-> New; Choose a theme, a Photo Essay is recommended.
  2. With the first slide selected, hit Return to create 19 more slides.
  3. Command + A to select all the 20 slides. Animate-> Start Transition -> change it fro On Click to Automatically - Delay 20.00 S. This will This will enable the slides advance automatically in 20 seconds.
  4. Then go through each slide, to add images and/or text;
  5. When finished, like a regular slide show, go to Play -> Play Slideshow.
  6. A Keynote template for Pecha Kucha presentation is available to download here DMC-PechaKucha-presentation-template.key.zip.

Note: Google Presentation doesn't have 20 seconds option to automatically advance the slides. File -> Publish to the web; auto - advance slides, (1,2,3,5,10,15,30 seconds, 1 minute).


Tips and Tricks

  1. Picture superiority effect
    what can people remember three days later?  Oral – 10%, visual – 35%, oral+visual – 65%. Source: Najjar, LJ (1998) principles of educational multimedia user interface design (via Brain Rules by John Medina, 2008).
    1. Brain Rules for Presenters http://www.slideshare.net/garr/brain-rules-for-presenters/112-Why_is_vision_such_a
    2. Web storytelling http://www.slideshare.net/cyberandy/web-storytelling-and-open-data-publishing-for-tourism
  2. removing image background
  3. adding highlights to images
  4. checking image resolutions
  5. using smart chart
  6. Animations
  7. contrast of images

Finding Free Media

 

 

References:

  1. Creating a Pecha Kucha Presentation Using PowerPoint http://blogs.cofc.edu/tlttutorials/2012/10/25/creating-a-pecha-kucha-presentation-using-powerpoint/
  2. 10 Tips to Create and Present Pecha Kucha    http://blog.indezine.com/2012/05/10-tips-to-create-and-present-pecha.html

  3. Pecha Kucha: tips, resources & examples https://catherinecronin.wordpress.com/2012/06/13/pecha-kucha/http://www.usc.edu/dept/education/CMMR/Pecha_Kucha_TipsResourcesExamples.pdf

  4. How to Fade Your Images in PowerPoint without the Help of Photoshop http://www.guidingtech.com/16107/fade-images-powerpoint-without-photoshop/

 

 

Fade Images in Photoshop Using Layer masks

Photoshop Levels 

Photoshop Levels - Output Levels

Creating mask in PowerPoint http://technotoolbox.blogspot.com/2009/09/creating-masks-in-powerpoint.html

 

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