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	<title>jambina&amp;#39;s status on Wednesday, 15-Apr-09 23:16:30 UTC - Identi.ca</title>
	<description>@edbilodeau iit's a fun presentation style. saw an epic &lt;b&gt;pecha kucha&lt;/b&gt; session at &lt;b&gt;CiL2008&lt;/b&gt;. you should organize one for SIS. or battle decks! Published: about 44 minutes ago. From: Twhirl. To: in reply to. Secondary site navigation &lt;b&gt;...&lt;/b&gt;</description>
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	<title>CIL2009: Pecha Kucha: 2.0 Top Tips</title>
	<description>Prior to the session, the bloggers in the front row were a bit too lively!  The poor speakers may have feared that they had competition from the audience.  Panel -- each person has 6 min. 20 sec. total, with 20 seconds per slide.  This turned out to be news to some of the presenters!  Aaron Schmidt will be advancing the slides for the speakers.  In addition, the audience will get to vote on the best presentation.   Jessica Sanchez  -- This is her first CIL.  Blogs are an important tool for libra</description>
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	<title>Open everything, presentations and learning from failure at PLN</title>
	<description> What’s new at the PALINET Leadership Network (PLN)?  One standing practice at this evolving resource is to keep improving existing articles–and, in some cases, to combine small discussions into larger articles.  Two major changes this week involve substantial additions to existing articles–in one case more than doubling the size of the article. There’s also a brand-new article that should expand over time.  Learning from failure now includes excerpts from Daniel Chudnov’s column in the November</description>
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	<title>Onward to Monterey</title>
	<description> Howdy folks. Haven’t had much to say lately, but wanted to let you all know that I’m heading to Monterey early Sunday morning to take part in Internet Librarian 2008.  I’ll be on stage three times over the course of the conference’s three days. Monday, I’ll be talking about online identity, personal branding and reputation management as the first half of a session entitled “Making a Difference with Digital Media.” Later in the day, as part of the same track, I’ll be sitting on a panel discussin</description>
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	<title>LibraryBytes: &amp;lt;b>Pecha Kucha&amp;lt;/b> Revisited</title>
	<description>From all accounts the &lt;b&gt;Pecha Kucha&lt;/b&gt; Conversation Face-off talk at CIL was huge hit and why wouldn’t it be with such a great line up of speakers? I had personally hoped that someone would video a presentation or two, so I could see what I &lt;b&gt;...&lt;/b&gt; Hey Helene -- Michael Sauers recorded the whole thing: http://www.travelinlibrarian.info/2008/04/pacha-kacha-&lt;b&gt;cil2008&lt;/b&gt;.html Such fun! At 10:10 PM, Blogger www.yestoknow.com said... I've been intrigued by this idea ever since you first &lt;b&gt;...&lt;/b&gt;</description>
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	<title>The Travelin&amp;#39; Librarian: &amp;lt;b>Pecha Kucha CIL2008&amp;lt;/b></title>
	<description>&lt;b&gt;Pecha Kucha CIL2008&lt;/b&gt;. Here it is folks. The &lt;b&gt;CIL2008 Pecha Kucha&lt;/b&gt;. Six presenters, each with 20 slides for 20 seconds each slide. Labels: blip.tv, &lt;b&gt;cil2008&lt;/b&gt;, video. posted by Michael Sauers @ 2:41 PM &lt;b&gt;...&lt;/b&gt;</description>
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	<pubDate>Tue, 15 Apr 2008 01:00 GMT</pubDate>

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	<title>Open Stacks - Home of Greg Schwartz » Blog Archive » &amp;lt;b>Pecha Kucha&amp;lt;/b> &amp;lt;b>...&amp;lt;/b></title>
	<description>I have since learned that the original &lt;b&gt;Pecha Kucha&lt;/b&gt; video is going to be posted on YouTube soon, so I probably spent more time on this than it was worth. Good practice, I suppose. Tags: &lt;b&gt;cil2008&lt;/b&gt;. This entry was posted on Sunday, ...</description>
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	<title>Computers in Libraries (&amp;lt;b>CIL2008&amp;lt;/b>) - My Brain is Full | Information &amp;lt;b>...&amp;lt;/b></title>
	<description>I have the same take on the “&lt;b&gt;Pecha Kucha&lt;/b&gt;” session that you do on the Global Librarian session. The material was familiar to me (and I'm largely in agreement, even with many of the Skeptic's comments), but I can't think of a session that &lt;b&gt;...&lt;/b&gt;</description>
	<link>http://meredith.wolfwater.com/wordpress/2008/04/10/computers-in-libraries-my-brain-is-full/</link>
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