Pecha Kucha is a concept involving talks, presentations and meetings that is spread around the world, and very popular among the design community.
Pecha kucha (sometimes spelled as just PechaKucha) is the transliteration of an onomatopoetic Japanese term that means “chit chat.”.
The words open, spontaneous, fun, informal, silo-breaking help to describe what Pecha Kucha means and how this kind of presentations brings people together around the world to learn, laugh and connect to each other.
The creators of Pecha Kucha have obtained trademark protection for PechaKucha Night, which is the kind of presentation events held around the world. In this section you can learn more about what is a Pecha Kucha presentation, what’s involved in its technique, and how to create one with PowerPoint, as well to learn more about the Pecha Kucha community.
While there are more and more presentation tools that have sprouted up, with PowerPoint in the lead with its new features and capabilities, the problem still remains. Many people still commit the biggest presentation sins of putting too much information and too many elements in every slide, and using up too many slides. The result …
Pecha Kucha (actually pronounced as peh-cha ku-cha) is a special style of presentation featuring a short but powerful message to an audience. This style of presentation is not new, and speakers are practicing it for years. The 20 slides in 20 seconds each slide is a special format that differs from other presentation styles and …
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