Below is a transcript of a PKN talk given by Terry Wirkus, DE Manager at University of Wisconsin – La Crosse. Although it was presented at a conference for Mediasite users, we thought it could be helpful advice for all PechaKucha speakers – so with his permission we have re-posted the text from his 20 x 20 talk here for [...]

Thought we would share the stats from our PKN Channel, some interesting stuff! No big surprise that sex, radio, and baseball top the list. If you haven’t seen our channel, hop on over and check it out. For grins it would be great if you could like a few too! Our speakers and organizers would be oh so thankful. [...]

FUNDRAISER FOR JAPAN!!!       Register Now We are collaborating with PKN HQ in Tokyo to present a fun filled evening of quick talks, a potluck of food (including some homemade Japanese food & anything you want to bring yourself!), raffle, drinks and games with all proceeds going to Architecture for Humanity’s Rebuild (AHF) [...]

PechaKucha Night Raleigh is presented by ideaSPARK, a program of the Visual Art Exchange. We are pleased to announce PechaKucha Night Raleigh Volume 6 sponsored by Noir Bar & Lounge, Visual Art Exchange and Yelp!. The event will take place at Noir Bar & Lounge in downtown Raleigh on March 9, 2011, at 7:00 pm (doors [...]

We are excited to announce that this year PKN Raleigh is teaming up with Visual Art Exchange (VAE) to make our events even better. Our partnership is through ideaSPARK/SPARKcon, a program of VAE. This enables us to provide more opportunities to share great ideas with our local community and as our fiscal sponsor, we will be [...]

Before we got started: ashtewari:

Thanks everyone who came out & participated in PechaKucha Night at ideaSPARK on September 16th. It was a spectacular success (and completely sold-out)! Press: “ideaSPARK presenters bring energy, excitement” – Triangle.com “Annual SparkCon begins Thursday” – TechnicianOnline.com Interview on WUNC – North Carolina Public Radio’s “The State of Things” with Frank Stasio Recaps: PechaKucha at [...]

After the September PechaKucha Night we sent out a feedback survey with a few questions, one of them being “Which types of presentations would you like to see more of”. You can see a graph of the results from the 57 responses above. Obviously this isn’t representative of all attendees, as there are usually at [...]