Pecha Kucha 20 × 20

The stove is a bunch.       Pecha-kucha (ペ チ ャ ク チ ャ) is translated from Japanese as “blah blah blah”, “chatter” or “conversation sounds”. The author takes turns showing 20 slides of 20 seconds each, accompanied by their comments for 7 minutes. Slides change automatically, that is, no “next slide, please” or “can I go back?”.              The “Heap-heap 20 × 20” format allowed making presentations short and dynamic. From 150 photographs, the speaker needs to select 20 of the best and most interesting. The 20-second limit also prevents thought from spreading over the tree. As a result, the most important thing was said, public attention was not lost, interest in the project increased. Ingenious. Simply.              In short, this is an opportunity to hone your public speeches, work through your presentations, and of course networking.        How this will happen - people come and those who wish present their idea or project (participation as a speaker is agreed in advance), while others listen to him and so on in turn.              FREE ADMISSION.              Registration form:       https://forms.gle/aeJQH89nfJeNfrCd9              If you have questions - call:       097 703 37 36       093 500 67 57       Alexander