Ignite Orlando Speakers

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Have you launched a unique web site? Do you want to teach a hack? Talk about something you have learned, your success and or failure? We are looking for talks that will inspire and teach, not a commercial on your product or service.

Presentations run five minutes but you are only limited to 20 slides that automatically rotate every 15 seconds. The volunteer speakers are predetermined by the Ignite Orlando planning staff and come from submissions generated by this website. Presentations are collected from speakers before the event and compiled by the Ignite Talk Coordinator.

Ignite Talk Requirements

You only have 5 minutes
You will be timed
You will have 20 slides and they will auto rotate every 15 seconds
You will have to present your slides prior to the event

"Why and How to Give an Ignite Talk" by Scott Berkun

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I understand that my talk will be recorded and posted online for the whole world to see. I know that Ignite Orlando is not the appropriate place for commercial promotion ("spam") of a product, service or solution and is not welcomed by the audience.

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