The 20X20 You'd better have your banter down, those images go by quickly.

I'm curious to know if it's effective in delivering a lasting impact message; if you are presenting to Realtors, a winner...clients, not sure.

Nope-never heard of it.

Did you just make that up?

No. I have never heard of it.  I prefer to connect with people ... technology often gets in the way ... distracts a connection that can be made with a more personalized approach.  That's just me.

Nope other than you explaining the new presentation format. I have not been a 'victim' of it yet.

Michael -- never heard of Pecha Kucha -- let us know how it goes.  Good luck.  

I had never heard that term before.

Well, people do have  problems with a lack of an attention span. 20 slides in 20 seconds would be imposible to process into a call to action.

No clue, looking forward to Wednesday!

I've never even heard of that.  

New to me ?

I have not. 

No but thanks for sharing the term, I checked it out.

Never heard of it. I thought it was a small animal.

Good morning Michael. I do power point for many of the talks and seminars that I do, but not Pecha Kucha. Not something I have heard of.

Nope. I have this belief that if I can't pronounce it, I will skip it. 

This is the first I have heard of it.

Michael,
I can see the use making a brief presentation to a service club like Rotary but I would never use it where I was really trying to connect with someone and engage them.

A what? Tell us more. 

HMMM, never heard of this...let us know how it went

Pecha Who????

I haven't heard of this Michael!

Gazhuntite!

Sounds like another form of "Death by Powerpoint" to me.  Lots of quick cuts.

To me, 20 seconds isn't really enough time to process images on a slide or read content.  Might be good for some forms of information, but not others.  I couldn't see doing a mission briefing in this style, for example.

Never heard of it.

I watched some presentations . . . 20 seconds is too long for one image IMO. I can see where that might work for educational purpose or where there might be text or bullet points to read, but for listing images, I would think 10 seconds or less be enough for the average tapehead attention span of look! Squirrel! :D  ALSO, not everyone is a great voiceover and production values are important. I will mute or stop a video with tinny or too loud/soft vocals in a heartbeat.

no.... but I'm sure it's just a matter of time before I see one....

Never heard of it until I Googled it. Sounds a bit canned.

No.

No.

No, never heard of it and I cannot remember the last time I had someone do a power point presentation to me. 

I plan to check it out as well - had not heard of it myself.  But interesting to me - could be worth testing.

no

TeamCHI - Complete Home Inspections, Inc. Never heard of a Pecha Kucha PowerPoint presentation. I'm going to Google it.

no

Never heard of these.... probably moves too quickly for most of the people I work with who want to have a real conversation with me about my services, etc.

That's a lot of fast talking... might not work great in the south. And I even say that as a New Yorker where we are known for fast talk.

I'd never heard of it before, so thanks for mentioning. I can see where this might be helpful in a large group - one actually gets to get through the slides before Q&A. In presenting to buyers and sellers, though, I'd personally want it to be a more personal and interactive experience for them. 6.666 minutes is a long time to be "talked at" versus "talked with".

Let us know what you think of it after Wednesday. :0)

No - good thing to check out!

Sounds interesting Michael TeamCHI - Complete Home Inspections, Inc.