Videos: Sharing Stories About Wikis the Pecha Kucha Way

Mark Halvorson writes about the recent Sharing Stories About Wikis the Pecha Kucha Way event in Washington DC:

Watching Pecha Kucha presentations is quite exciting, the fast pace really keeps the speaker on their toes, and as an audience member I found myself able to absorb a lot more information than I typically would get out of a one hour presentation on a single topic.

Videos are available for all the presentations. Each is about seven minutes long, and they offer good snapshots of what’s happening inside the White House Office of Management and Budget, National Geographic Society, Defense Technical Information Center, and the National Institutes of Health. There’s also a good Q&A video with all the presenters.

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