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In short, it's a presentation with 20 slides and each slide is on the screen for 20 seconds.

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Sign into your @gotvdsb.ca account and access this template via Google Slides; you will be prompted to make a copy for yourself.

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Creating a Pecha Kucha Presentation Using PowerPoint

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Making a Pecha Kucha on PC with PowerPoint

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While this is a good explanation, what could this presenter have done differently to better his delivery?

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Educational Foundations and Research, University of North Dakota

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This video describes what a pecha kucha is, how to make one, and how to deliver it. The video is itself in the form of a pecha kucha. To download a blank copy of the script organizer shown in the video, go to http://und.edu/faculty/weaver-hightower/_files/docs/pechakuchaplanner.docx If you distribute this organizer to others, please just give me credit and recommend this video!

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To ensure you have the 20 x 20 template, do not alter or change

the slide progress settings

the small picture of  the timer in the left bottom corner

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PechaKucha.org has lots of examples for you to check out.

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PechaKucha.org has lots of examples for you to check out.

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The whole thing that powers a PechaKucha event -- whether it's a city-based PechaKucha Night or a "Powered by PechaKucha" event -- is the "20 images x 20 seconds" format. WATCH is where you'll find presentations from all over the world -- get inspired!

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Example #1: Lessons Shakespeare Taught Me Presentation

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Example #1: Lessons Shakespeare Taught Me Presentation

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PechaKucha 20x20 - Lessons Shakespeare Taught Me

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"My love affair with William Shakespeare began early. I was born in 1961. He was born in 1564. It was a May-December relationship." Kate Heckner Ulrey started life wanting to be Juliet, realized at one point that she had grown closer to Lady Macbeth's age and now hopes to play Hamlet's mother.

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Example #2: (this one's funny): Fear. Pain. Humour.

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Example #2: (this one's funny): Fear. Pain. Humour.

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In a funny story of pain and perseverence, Mark Rickmeier captures the audience's attention as he recounts the story of the one fateful highschool day that could have ended in tragedy... but didn't. "Presentation of the Day" on October 29, 2013.

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How to find Copyright Free Images on Google Images

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How to find Copyright Free Images on Google Images

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Here's a list of Copyright Free Image Websites (there are some really great images here)

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Here's a list of Copyright Free Image Websites (there are some really great images here)

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Shopify's Ecommerce Blog - Ecommerce News, Online Store Tips & More

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I know your pain. You're looking for free images for your website. You've looked far and wide for gorgeous, free images to use online, but keep running into cheesy pictures of people laughing at their salad.

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In this post, I've compiled the ultimate list of resources to source free images for your website. Whether you want free stock images for your blog, to download, or for commercial use-you'll find them here.

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While these may be listed as free, it's best to double check to ensure what the licensing is for each resource. Some may require approval for commercial use, while others may be totally free to download and use.
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Now that we've taken a look at the best places online to get stock images free, it's up to you to take advantage of them. Whether you're using them for a blog, website, presentation or more-you're all set.

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22 Awesome Websites with Stunning Free Stock Images - Shopify

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I know your pain. You're looking for free images for your website. You've looked far and wide for gorgeous, free images to use online, but keep running into cheesy pictures of people laughing at their salad.The good news is there are ton of different free and paid images for commercial use available online if you just know where to look.In this post, I've compiled the ultimate list of resources to source free images for your website.

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Maybe you're an aspiring photographer looking for inspiration. Or an up-and-coming entrepreneur trying to find stock photography to add to your website.

Whatever your profession, this list of the best stock photography websites will ensure that you'll always have access to copyright and royalty-free images.

Some websites allow you to download pictures for private use (e.g., background wallpapers) yet disallow images to be used commercially. This includes instances such as business cards, websites, or posters. The images on the following websites have protection under Creative Commons CC0:

"The person who associated a work with this deed has dedicated the work to the public domain by waiving all of his or her rights to the work worldwide under copyright law, including all related and neighboring rights, to the extent allowed by law."

The following websites either support or are fully composed of CC0 images available in the public domain. The owners of these images have allowed users to modify, edit, and use their images without copyright backlash.

Before delving into the free stock image sites, there are two common courtesies to consider when using CC0 images.

Although you do not have to give credit to the creator, we recommend that you publicize the artists' efforts.

These websites often have a Donate page or splash screen. If you use free image hosting sites often, consider donating to their cause. If everyone using a copyright-free image site threw in the price of a coffee, it would greatly benefit the photographers and artists offering their wares for free.

Now that that's cleared up, here are the websites you need to bookmark for quality, copyright-free images.

Once you register for a free membership at Freerange, thousands of high-resolution stock photos will be at your fingertips at no cost. All of the website's images can be used for personal or commercial projects. For photographers, Freerange also offers Google AdSense revenue sharing when you contribute.

In addition to thousands of unique images, the site also has about 20,000 CC0 photos, most of which have accurate keywords and descriptions.

Unsplash is a side project started by Crew, an online marketing agency, but has grown into one of the largest and most-used copyright and royalty-free stock image sites. It now features over one million images covering all manner of topics, with contributors uploading images from around the world.

As Unsplash's library of stock images has grown, so has its search functionality, and you can search its database using colors, trends, collections, and much more.

Although Unsplash started as a side project, it is now one of the best copyright-free image sites around, hence why it doesn't feature on our list of lesser-known free stock image sites.

Pexels is a website that wants to help. Started in 2015, it has grown to be a reputable stock photo library. Its mission statement phrases its aim best:

We help millions of designers, writers, artists, programmers and other creators to get access to beautiful photos that they can use freely which empowers them to create amazing products, designs, stories, websites, apps, art and other work. We call it: "Empowering Creators."

Pexels is also unique in that it doesn't only display images located on the Pexels website. It also outsources images from other high-quality websites such as Little Visuals.

Best of all, Pexels screens its images to ensure the highest quality images available. There's a lot of exceptional photography to be found on the site, and although with certain niches, you'll struggle to find an image, but this is changing over time. Note that you can also download copyright-free stock videos from the site.

Although Flickr is not dedicated to public domain images, it boasts an extensive library of high-quality public domain images. Flickr remains one of the greatest image libraries on the internet, and with millions of high-quality public domain images, you're unlikely to run out of stock photography anytime soon.

There are always new features appearing over at Flickr, too. For instance, you can order photo prints directly from Flickr, which is great if you spot a photo that you like. Check out our Flickr beginner's guide if you're new to the platform, as there are a couple of features like photostream and Flickr Pro you'll want to know about.

The one thing to remember with Flickr is that not every image on the site is free for use, royalty-free, or protected under Creative Commons. Make sure you double-check the image details before adding them to your website!

You can easily lose yourself for hours scouring through the beautiful copyright-free pictures on Life of Pix.

Created by the LEEROY advertising agency in Montreal, Life of Pix is a haven for free, public domain photography. Better yet, its Life of Vids website contains even more impressive stock video footage, all available for free. Each week, Life of Pix elects a photographer to take center stage and receive some extra promotion, while photographers can manage their Life of PIx profile to make sure it's showing their best work.

StockSnap provides an excellent and extensive library of free stock imagery. With hundreds of high-quality photos added weekly, StockSnap isn't your casual photography outlet.

Created by the good people at Snappa, every single image in StockSnap is free for you to use. You'd be hard-pressed to find a better image repository.

Pixabay is another image repository that integrates images from other image hosting sites. It attempts to gather the very best of free stock images for your own personal or commercial use.

Pixabay also allows easy access to "camera search," which allows users to explore images based on the camera used to take them. This is a great resource for both beginners and professional photographers alike.

Wikimedia provides a truly stunning image repository, spanning everything from lush landscapes to historical events.

Touting over 34 million freely usable media pieces, including videos and sounds, Wikimedia is necessary for graphic designers, photographers, and artists looking for free, high-quality images. Wikimedia is also part of a much larger organization dedicated to free images, education, and information.

They say something works well when you hardly notice it at all, and that's exactly what Burst provides. In the same vein as Unsplash, Burst not only provides a sleek interface to explore but a very wide selection of images and categories to choose from as well.

Better yet, it provides both low- and high-quality images without copyright, depending on whether you're adding images to a website or using images for graphic design.

If you need a vast online repository of free high-quality images, bookmark Burst immediately.

KaboomPics is a legitimately impressive undertaking. From the UI design to the vast reservoir or stellar images, you will find yourself combing through images you don't even need.

If it was just about royalty-free images, KaboomPics' selection would already be top of the class. But it also features both a color picker search engine and color palettes for images as well.

That's just scratching the surface of what KaboomPics has to offer. From photoshoots to informative blog entries, it's one of the most impressive free stock image sites around.

If you're looking for a royalty free and copyright free image search tool, then Openverse is the tool for you. Developed and maintained by WordPress, you can use Openverse to search the internet for copyright free images. Better still, you can use Openverse to search using different Creative Commons licenses, such as CC BY (credit the image creator) and CC BY-ND (credit the creator, no adaptations allowed).

One thing to note with Openverse is that you must click through to the image website to find the exact license to display, not just use the Openverse URL (which doesn't count!).

Are you looking for something a little more out there? Do you need a quirky free high-resolution photo? Then Gratisography is the place for you.

The site features a heap of copyright-free images that are "Truly unique. Usually whimsy ;) Always free." and will enable you to put a unique spin on your next project.

Libreshot is another handy source for slightly unusual royalty free photography. Every shot on the site is the work of owner Martin Vorel.

Vorel uploads his brilliant photography from around the world to Libreshot, allowing you to use them for free. He only asks that if you do use one of his photos, consider adding a link to the site.

Negative Space offers you thousands of beautiful royalty-free images, covering a comprehensive range of categories. Like some of the other top copyright-free image sites, you can search Negative Space using the color of the image you want rather than a specific search term or category.

New free images are added all the time, so make sure to bookmark Negative Space for your next project.

Your final option for royalty-free stock images is the excellent Reshot. If you want truly unique stock images, Reshot is one of your best options.

The development and creative team vet each copyright-free shot uploaded to the site, ensuring only the best of the best are available to you. That means the standard of photography on show at Reshot is very high-and that will be reflected in your work, too.

What's great about Reshot is that you can also use it to find unique icons and illustrations for your next project, as well as search for images using different image orientations.

With so many sites dedicated to bringing you high-quality stock images for free, you may feel overwhelmed with choice. There are even free stock sites for illustrations and vectors.

However, we recommend focusing on the most appealing site and browsing the range of copyright-free images available until you find something that appeals.

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The Top 15 Sites for Copyright and Royalty-Free Images

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Maybe you're an aspiring photographer looking for inspiration. Or an up-and-coming entrepreneur trying to find stock photography to add to your website. Whatever your profession, this list of the best stock photography websites will ensure that you'll always have access to copyright and royalty-free images.