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Loading...Designers worldwide are resurrecting the slideshow and trying to elevate it to a form of poetry in a new movement called Pecha Kucha, an open-mic night for creative types to show off their projects. And the business world is starting to pay attention.
Born in Japan, Pecha Kucha has two simple rules. First, a slideshow must consist of 20 slides that last 20 seconds each, for a total presentation time of six minutes and 40 seconds. No more, no less.
Read more on the Gazette site.
The Phenomenon That’s Making PowerPoint Presentations Bearable (Even Enjoyable?) @PechaKucha @EdSurge https://t.co/mtrtEhYBUH pic.twitter.com/mI4v9laOfr
— Geetesh Bajaj (@Geetesh) December 18, 2019
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