Pecha Kucha is a presentation style in which 20 slides are shown for 20 seconds. So this is one of them for example pecha kucha.

1. http:about.me/muafriz

2. http:about.me/muafriz

3. http:about.me/muafriz

4. HYPERLINK
[Uncountable]
a reference to data that the reader can
directly follow either by clicking.
Ex: Notice that there is a hyperlink in
the paragraph above to Easy.
http:about.me/muafriz

5. WEBSITE
[Countable]
A place on the Internet where you can find information about something,
especially a particular organization.
Ex: You see or put something on a website.
http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz

6. HYPERTEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE (HTML)
[Uncountable]
A set of tags and rules (conforming to SGML) for using them in developing
hypertext documents.
Ex: You may want to learn how to use hypertext markup language to your
advantage to speed up certain jobs and projects.
http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz

7. WEB HOST
[Uncountable]
The service of hosting a web site on the
Internet, making it viewable by other
users.
Ex: The platform includes services for
web hosting, DNS and email, and
others.
http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz

8. WEB BROWSER
[Countable]
A program that lets you look at or read documents on the World
Wide Web.
Ex: There were one or two browsers in the bookstore.
http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz

9. META TAG
[Uncountable]
Information that describes other information in order to help you
understand or use it.
Ex: Finally, the public directory must include an HTML file with
a meta tag containing the module's qualified name.
http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz

10. SEARCH ENGINE
[Countable]
Computer program that helps you find information on the
Internet.
Ex: The Santa Clara-based Internet search engine provider is
expected to go public later this month.
http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz

11. HYPERTEXT TRANSFER PROTOCOL
(HTTP)
[Uncountable]
A protocol for transferring hypertext documents, the standard
protocol for the World Wide Web.
Ex: That refers to hypertext transfer protocol, a way
computers communicate on the Web.
http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz

12. WORLD WIDE WEB
WWW
[Uncountable]
Basically a system of Internet servers that support specially
formatted documents.
Ex: Here are some World Wide Web sites with extensive
information about Congress.
http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz

13. UNIFORM RESOURCE LOCATORS
(URL)
[Uncountable]
Defined as the global address of documents and other
resources on the World Wide Web.
Ex: A document is defined by a uniform resource locator
(URL) and a document type GUID.
http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz

14. GET READY QUESTION!
When do you browse the web at work?
What kind of things people browse?
What kind of things do you browse?
http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz

15. When do you
browse the web at
work?
http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz

16. What kind of things
people browse?
http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz

17. What kind of things
do you browse?
http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz

18. What kind of things
do you browse?
http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz

19. http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz

20. http:about.me/muafriz
http:about.me/muafriz