Pecha Kucha
Pecha Kucha is a presentation method that encourages teams to collaboratively generate ideas using visual storytelling. Each group creates a series of images paired with their narrative, presenting their story succinctly within a set time limit.
How to run it
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Divide participants into teams of up to 10 people each.
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Provide each team with blank paper, markers, and access to a digital camera and laptop.
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Clearly explain the topic for the presentations.
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Outline the Pecha Kucha format, emphasizing the 20 slides in 20 seconds rule.
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Instruct teams to tape 20 pieces of blank paper on a wall to create a storyboard and collaborate on filling it out.
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Allow teams at least one hour for preparation, extending this time if possible.
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Facilitators should monitor time and assist with technology as needed.
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Enjoy the presentations and celebrate the group's creativity.
Tips
Encourage creativity in both visual and verbal storytelling.
Remind teams to keep their images relevant and impactful.
Be prepared to assist teams with technical issues as they arise.
Variations
Adjust the time allotted for presentations or the number of slides to suit your group’s needs.
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