PechaKucha
Forget boring research presentations. PechaKucha is a method for giving dynamic presentations. The formula: 20 slides with mostly images and just 20 seconds per slide. A presentation lasts exactly 6 minutes and 40 seconds. The slides advance automatically.
The result? Inspiring presentations and an engaged audience. An ideal format to let different speakers have their say in a short time.
During the workshop you will learn how to give a powerful PechaKucha presentation.
We cover these topics
Your story and presentation structure
- What message do you want to convey?
- How do you build your PechaKucha presentation?
- How do you hold your audience’s attention until the end?
Performance
- How do you make a convincing impression?
- How do you deal with stress?
- How do you best prepare yourself?
Slides
- What do PechaKucha slides look like?
- Where can you find good images?
- How do you set up the automatic slide transition?
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Target audience
Researchers, scientists, students and professionals, at universities, colleges, governments, companies and associations.
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Format
Online, on location or blended learning. A half or full day, additional sessions are possible.
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Language
English or Dutch
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Instructor
Hans Van de Water, experienced PechaKucha trainer, science communication expert and founder of The Floor is Yours.
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Approach
Our workshops are always:
Customized We adapt the content to the target group.
Interactive We involve the participants and let them immediately try out our tips.
Specific No endless chatter, but practical tips and recognizable examples.
Create your training
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Workshop
During the workshop, participants will receive our best presentation tips, with customized examples and practical exercises. Choose between a half or full day workshop. A short version of one hour or two hours is possible too. On location or online.
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Try-out session (optional)
Knowing how to do it is one thing, but applying this to your own topic and getting immediate feedback will ensure the very best learning experience. We do this in a small group during the try-out session.
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Book (optional)
Our book ‘The floor is yours: Because life is too short for bad presentations’ contains useful presentation tips and useful tools. It is an ideal addition to this workshop.
Sample combinations
- A half-day online workshop with 10 participants, followed by two try-out sessions in smaller groups a few days later.
- A full day workshop, in combination with the book ‘The floor is yours’.
Try-out session
With a try-out session, the participants will have the opportunity to process our tips from the workshop and really apply them to their own research or project. During the session they give a shortened PechaKucha presentation en receive feedback from the instructor and fellow participants. (5 participants, 1,5-2 hours per session)
Combining the workshop and a try-out session generally produces the best results. We also offer optional video feedback.
In combination with our book
![MockUp_Eng_2 Book The Floor is Yours](https://thefloorisyours.be/assets/uploads/2020/09/MockUp_Eng_2.png)
The book ‘The floor is yours: Because life is too short short for bad presentations’ is the ideal addition to our workshops. It not only deals with the topics from the workshop, but also goes into more detail, provides additional examples and offers useful tools that the reader can implement right away. A ‘must read’ according to Jan-Willem Toering, director of the Royal Netherlands Chemical Society (KNCV).
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