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CF.Objective() Pecha Kucha slides

Curt Gratz April 24, 2010

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Curt Gratz

April 24, 2010

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Last night I had the honor to share the stage with 8 other amazing developers to do a Pecha Kucha style presentation.  It was a ton of fun and I encourage anyone who has a chance to present in this style to take it.  It a unique style of presenting.  20 slides, 20 seconds per slide...What would you say?

I spoke on MockBox.  Here are my slides if your interested.

Mocking, Its not just for picking on people-slides

Also, here is a video of me presenting. It was taken on my co-workers Blackberry, so the quality is might not be great

Mocking, Its not just for picking on people-video

To wow the crowd, I also wore a Jedi robe I "happened" to have with me at the conference.

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Apr 24, 2010 11:44:52 UTC

by Luis Majano

That jedi robe was priceless curt

Apr 24, 2010 14:05:02 UTC

by Anthony

It was great sharing the stage with you as well! PK was definitely a highlight. Thanks for sharing the slides, mockBox will be entering the tool box for us, I'm sure.

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