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    • Pecha-kucha

    Why Pecha-Kucha is Catching On

    Friday, August 31st, 2007

    Since first reading about pecha-kucha, PowerPoint presentations limited to 20 slides displayed for exactly 20 seconds each, in this month’s Wired magazine, pecha-kucha seems to be everywhere I look.
    My home town is holding a pecha-kucha evening at an arts and technology center this month. Fellow blogger Mike Caulfield has proposed a Learning 2.0 pecha-kucha contest, [...]

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