Ignite Workshop
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Slides from the Ignite Anchorage speaker workshop.
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Ignite Workshop
- 1. Speaker Workshop “enlighten us, but make it quick”
- 6. What is the Ignite format?
- 7. Challenges of this format
- 8. No “Death by PowerPoint”
- 9. No “Death by PowerPoint”
- 10. No “Death by PowerPoint”
- 11. Example Slide
- 12. What can I talk about?
- 13. What can’t I talk about?
- 14. What should I talk about?
- 15. What’s in it for me?
- 16. It’s not a competition
- 17. What if I suck at PowerPoint?
- 18. Resources http://ignite.oreilly.com
- 20. Thank You ๏ Contact Info - dean@igniteanchorage.com - Twitter: @IgniteAnchorage
Notas do Editor
- Community organized conference consisting of a series of “speedy” presentations Created by Bre Pettis (Make Magazine) & Brady Forrest (O’Reilly Media) Promoted by O’Reilly Media
- It started in Seattle but is now worldwide Events in more than 50 cities There’s a list of global events on @IgniteAnchorage
- Share your passion for something
- First event in Anchorage was in May of 2009 Next event on January 14th 2010 We hope to have 1 or 2 a year
- Five minutes Twenty slides that auto advance every 15 seconds
- Timing, you’re not in control of the slides, they advance whether you are ready or not It seems simple, but you need to practice even though it’s only 5 minutes Creating the slides
- Text too small to read Full sentences instead of bullet points Poor color choice Overly complex diagrams Poor information flow
- 15 seconds is not long enough for your audience to absorb all the info on a dense slide The average person can silently read ~80 words in 15 seconds This slide has over 200 words A speaker at the last event tried to give a “Powerpoint read along” and got very frustrated
- Your slides should tell your story visually But, if you need to present dense info on a slide there are ways to “cheat” For example, this slide was actually three different slides
- This is from Oscar Avellenada’s presentation He used simple stick figures to illustrate his presentation His presentation will be available on the Ignite web site
- Ignite presentations can and have been about practically anything From multi-person pogo sticks to hacking chocolate “How to buy a car without getting screwed” “Practical party crashing” “Art can save the world. No, really.”
- There are some exceptions: No sales pitches/commercials No partisan politics No religious proselytizing
- Your field of expertise Your hobby Tell a story
- The excitement of trying something new The satisfaction of a job well done Meet new people Have fun
- There are no winners and losers It’s just for fun
- We’ll provide technical assistance and advice if you need it
- Learn more about Ignite Watch videos of presentations from other Ignites
- Event news Contact information Download presentation templates
- Put your contact info on the last slide