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Using Haiku Deck for My TEDx Talk

Published on Nov 18, 2015

I recently gave a TEDx Talk entitled: "We Are Alive" at TEDxSBU in New York. I used Haiku Deck to create slides in anticipation of the event, and then went to Flickr to retrieve the actual Creative Commons images from the slides, added a Haiku Deck-looking template to PowerPoint, and developed a deck for my 1080 HD presentation. I delivered the talk, and it is available online at: http://bit.ly/kent-ted

This is my (much simplified) method of creating slides for a TED Talk using Haiku Deck!

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Haiku Deck @TED

How I used Haiku Deck to make beautiful slides for my TEDx Talk
Photo by Wolfgang Staudt
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"We Are Alive" TEDx Talk — Kent Gustavson 
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simplified my message

I condensed my speech into simple statements
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Incredible Images

I used the picture search feature to find stunning images
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Exported my deck

Then I exported my Haiku Deck as a PDF
Photo by _chris_st
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Found my citations

I used the PDF to find the sources of the images
Photo by Chocolate Geek
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Downloaded images

I downloaded the source images for each file
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Made Powerpoint Template

I created a PowerPoint template echoing Haiku Deck
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Put everything together

I put together pictures, text and citations
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Delivered TED Talk

I handed over my slides and delivered my talk
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We Are Alive — #tedxsbu

Watch it now on YouTube: http://bit.ly/kent-ted 
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Thank you Haiku Deck!

I really love this software, and can't wait to use it again :)
Photo by greekadman

Kent Gustavson

Haiku Deck Pro User
www.kentgustavson.com