Pecha-Kucha: the future of Powerpoint
Doug Kessler
03. 09. 2007 | 1 min read
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Twenty slides, twenty seconds each. Done.
Invented by a pair of architects in Tokyo. Pecha-kucha is pronounced to (almost) rhyme with tchotchke. If you can’t say it in 20 short slides, maybe it shouldn’t be said…
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Great idea. I’d love to see what a class of students would do with this fmarot, given an assignment. . .Forced limitations like this usually encourage us to focus and be much more deliberate in our choices a good lesson for students. Too bad the model of PowerPoint that they see is usually rambling and full of bad clipart and too many bullet points.
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