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[QUOTE="tyrrek, post: 163218, member: 11952"] Hi! Twenty minutes is so short! You could fill that just telling them how/why you decided to go. I was always told that a presentation should only have maximum 3 or 4 key themes. It gives your presentation structure and the audience can remember what you've said more easily. For a talk about the Camino these could be something like the physical, the mental and the spiritual aspects of it. See how many of the topics you want to talk about could fit into broad themes such as these. You could start by just asking the audience who has heard about it and what they know. This will get some of the basic facts out there and also get them involved from the start. You can then focus in on your perspectives on it. I'd make it as personal as possible. They can get the rest from books if they're interested, and you can provide handouts with links to help them do that. What did you learn? What did/does being a pilgrim mean to you? etc. They'll love it! Good luck and buen camino! [/QUOTE]
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