Pecha Kucha

Pecha Kucha is a presentation format originally devised by Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham of Klein-Dytham Architecture. Think of it as presentation haiku--a highly structured environment for expressing ideas concisely and clearly.
Some of the ways pecha kucha could be used for learning:  For learning assessment, To support reflective practice, As a form of virtual teambuilding, For an online conference, To share conference learnings.

Here are some basic guidelines for delivery: Limit the introduction, Create an environment that's conducive to the format, Keep things moving, Consider having Q&A, Have fun.

ryan gosling assignment "HEY GIRL"

LOL CATS

You are allowed to copy, distribute, transmit the work and to adapt the work. Attribution is not required. You are prohibited from using this work in a stand alone manner.  Name is Kit-Kat_portrait.jpg rhinosboi took the photo. The photo is from morgue file.com  The URL is http://www.morguefile.com/archive/display/51108.

This is the LOL CATS idea I used.

 

definitions of words

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pictures of a comet

 This is the smaller version to a 72 dpi and to 800 pixels. the original was about 1200 pixels. The original is above and you can click on them to see the difference.

midterm movie posters

This first movie poster is a remake of the The Avengers title cover. I used the same logo as the first cover page and the marvel and paramount pictures logo on the bottom. I tried to recreate the text from the first title cover, but the font and text was hard to recreate so I did a similar color blue as the blue in the Avengers logo and added a shadow or engraving with the font to make it pop. Also added a short underline under The Avengers just like the original.

This next movie poster is a creation I made about the class with everyone's name from class starring in the film. I used word art to create the text except the starring characters text. I used paramount pictures logo to make it seem like it was real. Used red, black, and white for the contrast to make it look better and catch people's eyes.

midterm business card, envelope, and letterhead

This is my business card midterm I had to do. I made the card look flashy but have some color in it to bring out  and make the viewer be interested. I choose red and black because they contrast each other and pop more together. I gave the boxes a light blue shadow to go with the blue in the picture I added to the business card as well.

This next midterm is my business envelope. I went with black and red again for the contrast. I choose to add boxes with shadows to give some design to the envelope and the boxes that are overlapped would not be on the envelope when printed. 

This next midterm is my letter head. I went with black and red also to keep the color repeating for repetition. I put a watermark for my last name for the customer and put my information on the letterhead also.