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	<title>&amp;lt;b>CIL2008&amp;lt;/b>, the Rundown</title>
	<description>&lt;b&gt;Pecha Kucha&lt;/b&gt; (P'cha K'cha, Hootchie Cootchie, or Pikachu) was, hands down, the best presentation the whole CIL. The presenters were amazing and the format is fantastic. &lt;b&gt;Pecha Kucha&lt;/b&gt; is a great way to keep people interested, engaged, ...</description>
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	<title>LibraryBytes: Helene Blowers: &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 ... 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 ...</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>2.0 &lt;b&gt;Pecha Kucha&lt;/b&gt;—Conversation Face-Off! – 6 presenters, 20 slides for 20 seconds each for a total of 6 minutes and 40 seconds per presenter. This was a real challenge for all of us, but it ended up being one of the most fun presentations ...</description>
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	<title>blogwithoutalibrary.net – &amp;lt;b>pecha kucha&amp;lt;/b> @ &amp;lt;b>CiL2008&amp;lt;/b></title>
	<description>&lt;b&gt;pecha kucha&lt;/b&gt; @ &lt;b&gt;CiL2008&lt;/b&gt;. I think I've finally got the hang of saying it right (that is p'CHA k'CHA — and that's as close as I can get to spelling it phonetically). This session was easily the most fun panel I've been a part of. Also? ...</description>
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	<description>i think i've finally got the hang of saying it right (that is p'cha k'cha — and that's as close as i can get to spelling it phonetically). the  session was easily the most fun panel i've been a part of. also? the most difficult in terms ...</description>
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	<title>&amp;lt;b>cil2008&amp;lt;/b> presentations</title>
	<description>&lt;b&gt;pecha kucha&lt;/b&gt; 2.0 podcasting edition - greg schwartz. technology training for library staff: creativity works! - sarah houghton-jan. podcasting &#38; videocasting bootcamp - david lee king and david free. innovation starts with “i” - helene ...</description>
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	<title>Digitization 101: &amp;lt;b>CIL2008&amp;lt;/b>: &amp;lt;b>Pecha Kucha&amp;lt;/b></title>
	<description>&lt;b&gt;CIL2008&lt;/b&gt;: &lt;b&gt;Pecha Kucha&lt;/b&gt;. &lt;b&gt;Pecha Kucha&lt;/b&gt; means something like the sound of conversation in Japanese (according to Aaron Schmidt). This was a fast paced session with six presenters, who each had 6 minutes 40 seconds (and only 20 slides) to talk ...</description>
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