Pecha Kucha
Pecha Kucha originated in Japan as a discipline
to keep architects' presentations from turning into "death by
PowerPoint." The format consists of
- No more than 20 slides
- No more than 20 seconds per
slide
Therefore, a PowerPoint presentation – no
matter how complex – will never last more than six
minutes, 40 seconds.
I've designed a Pecha Kucha presentation, but it's
incomprehensible without narration, so here's one by Daniel
Pink with narration.
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Pecha
Kucha presentation
by Daniel Pink
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Organizational Storytelling
This topic was a major focus of my PhD program,
and I use it in my teaching. Here's the book I wrote as
part of my PhD program. It will be available as an e-book in
the first half of 2008; e-mail me if you're
interested i seeing it sooner.
Download
preview chapter in PDF.
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Tell
Me About Yourself:
Storytelling that Propels Careers
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Instructional Design
I love to design courses and then test them in
the classroom and tweak them. Here's the online syllabus for
the course I've taught the most, Business
Communication.
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Business
Communication Syllabus
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Intuition
I consider myself intuitive and am fascinated by
all kinds of uses of intuition. Here's an article I wrote on
using intuition to find one's career
passion.
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Deploying
Your Intuition to Find Your Ideal
Career
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Virtual Teams
I developed an innovative virtual teams project
for my students and remain interested in this topic. I hope to
conduct more research in this area. Here's a paper I wrote for
a conference about my students' virtual-teams
project.
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Virtual
Teams Project
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