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What Is Pecha Kucha and How Does It Affect PowerPoint?

Mon 22nd December 2008

To some people, PowerPoint advanced training means using animations and music. To other people it means learning to give presentations that don't put your audience to sleep. Pecha Kucha is a PowerPoint advanced technique that is becoming popular in business circles as a way to give short but powerful talks.

The Problem: Death by PowerPoint

We've all had the experience of being slowly tortured by a terrible speaker. It might be the dull monotone that slowly kills our brain cells. Maybe a clich

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