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A Guide to PowerPoint-Karaoke
08.15.19 • #fun #ppt #game.
When hearing the Word Karaoke, most people immediately think of being on stage and singing to a background track. With PowerPoint, we associate work, school, meetings and workshops – rather professional matters. But mix the two things together and you get one of the funniest, most entertaining games ever – PowerPoint Karaoke.
What is PowerPoint Karaoke?
…may be the first question you ask. Well, PowerPoint-Karaoke (also known as Battle Decks) is a game with very simple rules: The presenter gets on stage and must convincingly present a deck of PowerPoint slides he has never seen before. The main purpose is to have as much fun as possible. We listed further instructions in the paragraph below.
Watch this very funny example of Kate McKinnon doing PowerPoint Karaoke:
- The presenter must not see the slides before presenting them. All slides have to be presented in order and it is not allowed to skip slides.
- When all the slides have been presented, the presentation is over. Alternatively, you can set a time limit.
- The rules for the slides are not defined very strictly. They can either be about a “regular” topic (e.g. on a country, an animal, a hobby), a complex topic (e.g. difficult concepts of science), or about nothing at all really (just a bunch of nonsense-slides open for creative interpretation).
Once all the presenters are done with their presentation, it is time to crown a champion. You can decide the winner based on the following points:
- Content and Credibility
- Posture and Gesture
- Entertainment/Fun
- (Optional) Withdraw points for not finishing in time
An easy way to evaluate the best presentation is to let the audience vote in a live poll via SlideLizard. Download it here: slidelizard.com/download
How can I play it?
Even if there is no pub or bar near you that offers public PowerPoint-Karaoke events, you can always get your friends and family and have a fun evening playing. You can either make presentations for each other, try out the ones we made down below or look for more on the internet. You can show the slides on a TV or a bigger computer screen. The at-home-or-with-friends-version is definitely a great option, because you do not have to get on a stage and you’re with people you know all the time – which makes it a lot less embarrassing and may get shy people to participate.
Making it even more entertaining
The game gets even better by making it interactive and integrating the audience. Polls are perfect for doing so! SlideLizard offers a great tool for creating them. Here's an example:
What does every Start-up need?
- A coala bear
- 2437 litres of rum
- A submarine
Now it's time to let the audience vote. In the end, the presenter has to explain the right answer.
Free PowerPoint-Karaoke slides
In order to get you started right away, we have prepared three creative presentations for your next game of PowerPoint karaoke! Each slide deck contains two additional suggestions for live polls which you can add with SlideLizard to make the game even more fun!
Topic 1: Dolphins (12 slides) Download

Topic 2: Startup (12 slides) Download

Topic 3: Diet (11 slides) Download

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The game where you give the Powerpoint presentation of your life.
Powerpoint karaoke (also called powerpoint roulette or battledecks) is an improv game where you give a presentation from a slide deck you’ve never seen..
It's a game that tests your skills, gets people laughing, and keeps everyone wondering what will happen next.
The name "Powerpoint Karaoke" comes from combining " PowerPoint ", the presentation software, and " karaoke ," the popular singing performance game.
Powerpoint Karaoke is great for:
- Company meetings and events
- Team-building activities
- Off-sites and retreats
- Workshops and trainings
- Meetups and conferences
- High-school or College classes
"[I] tried this with some of my coworkers and they absolutely loved it. We’re going to use this for fun activities that also reinforce presentation and teambuilding skills."
Brad Kriesman, Director, athenaUniversity
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PowerPoint Karaoke
What's this all about? ... PowerPoint Karaoke , also known as Battledecks or Battle Decks , is an improvisational activity in which a participant must deliver a presentation based on a set of slides that they have never seen before. Its name is derived from Microsoft PowerPoint, the world's most popular presentation software, and karaoke, an activity in which a performer sings along with a pre-recorded backing track. The effect is intended to be comical, and PowerPoint Karaoke can be considered a form of improvisational theatre, or a type of Theatresports game. Read more on Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powerpoint-Karaoke
So you went to some event and they did PowerPoint Karaoke and it was tons of fun. Now you are sober and want to do it again with another group of people. Its your lucky day - here's a collection of some good decks.
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PowerPoint Karaoke: Have Fun and Improve Your Presentation Skills
October 3, 2014 / Blog, PowerPoint ideas, PowerPoint Tips, Presentation Powerpoint, powerpoint karaoke, presentation delivery, presentation skills
I’m sure you’ve tried karaoke to wind down with colleagues after a long day of work. But have you ever thought to give PowerPoint Karaoke a try?
In PowerPoint Karaoke, participants are challenged to take the stage and deliver a presentation based on slides they’ve never seen before. The rules are pretty simple. Instead of singing power ballads, participants will need to make sense of random slides, and connect it to an assigned theme. They will also be restricted by a time limit. The results are usually pretty crazy and absurd. To give you a clue, here are some slides from a PowerPoint Karaoke event held in Seattle last 2012:
As you can probably imagine, PowerPoint Karaoke can lead to some pretty hilarious situations. The best speakers are those who are willing to step out of their comfort zone, ready to have fun while practicing their improvisation skills. It’s the perfect game for anyone looking to deliver better and more engaging presentations.
Getting started:
If you’re ready to throw your own PowerPoint Karaoke party, here are some tips to help you get started:
- Build your PowerPoint decks beforehand. Be creative and go for slides that will challenge the participants. If you want, you can find presentations online and edit them for your use. Five to seven slides per deck will do.
- At the event, let the participants draw for their speaking order and assigned theme. This will give everyone an even playing field, and prevent people settling for topics they’re familiar with.
- You can decide whether you want speakers to control their own deck, or have the slides auto advance.
- Set a time limit that’s no more than 5 minutes.
- Decide on a winner by letting the audience vote. You can prepare forms, or just ask them to choose their favorites by show of hands.
PowerPoint Karaoke is a great activity to try with your colleagues. Gather a small group in a room and start having fun. Urge everyone to test their improvisation abilities and improve their presentation skills.
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At many hackathons and events around the world, we play a game that's known as Slideshow Karaoke . It also goes by the name Powerpoint-Karaoke or Battle Decks. Basically, an audience watches a person present a random set of slides that they have never seen before, often with the slides being controlled by someone else. It's a lot of fun, with plenty of laughter and improvisation.
However, finding good slides is difficult. This repository should hopefully solve that.
List of Slides
Contributing.
Thanks for wanting to contribute. There's just a few rules that we have for slides in this list:
- They must not violate the Major League Hacking Code of Conduct .
- They must have at least 15 slides, and no more than 75 slides.
- They must not contain more than 75% text. Text-heavy slides don't work.
- They must be available for public use. A good place to find slides is Slideshare .
- When creating a PR to add your slide to the list, please add them alphabetically.
What makes a funny set of slides for Slideshow Karaoke?
- Repetition. Lack of this is too much to follow and often not funny.
- Very opinionated. Slides that have a lot of opinion (i.e. programming language) are 💯 .
- Nostalgia. When slides try to incorporate childhood TV shows into modern concepts, that's always a hit.
- Foreign slides. People can't present slides that they only half-understand 😎
- Memes. Why not.
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How to Create a Karaoke File With PowerPoint

A sure-fire hit at restaurants, parties and weddings, karaoke machines turn ordinary people into singing stars, whether they can hold a tune or not. The magic lies in the karaoke machine's ability to display words that synchronize song lyrics with the music that's playing. Performers read the lyrics from a screen as the song plays and sing them. If you don't have a karaoke machine, you can recreate that exhilarating karaoke experience using Microsoft PowerPoint 2013. Simply create slides that hold your song lyrics and sync the slides to the music.
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Insert the Lyrics
Launch PowerPoint and a slide appears. The slide contains a "Click to add title" section and a "Click to add text" section. Type the song's title in the slide's Click to add title" section and press "Ctrl-M" to add a second slide to the presentation.
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Type the first line of your song. For instance, if the song is "Jingle Bells," the first line would be "Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle all the way."
Repeat this process until you create enough slides to contain all of the song's lyrics. When you're done, you'll see thumbnail representations of those slides in the Thumbnails pane on the user interface.
Press "F5" to preview the presentation. You'll see the first slide that contains the song's title. Click that slide to advance to the next slide that contains the song's first line. At this point, the karaoke is almost complete. All it needs is music and synchronization that syncs the slides to that music.
Add a Dash of Music
Click the first slide in the Thumbnail pane to view it. Click "Insert" followed by "Audio" and then click "Audio on My PC" to view the Insert Audio window.
Navigate to the folder that contains your song and double-click the song to open it. PowerPoint places a speaker icon and a small audio player on the slide. Click the "Play" button to listen to the song. Click the "Pause" button when you want to stop playback.
Right-click the speaker icon, click "Style" and then click "Play in Background." This important step causes the song to play in the background as the slideshow runs.
Click "Slide Show" and then click "Rehearse Timings." Power Point enters preview mode and places a small music player on-screen. The music also begins to play as you view the first slide that shows the song's title.
Listen to the music and click the first slide when the song reaches the point where you hear the song's first line. When you click the slide, PowerPoint shows the slide that has that first line. Continue to listen and click that slide when you hear the song's second line. PowerPoint advances to that slide. Repeat this process until you reach the end of the song.
Press "Esc" and PowerPoint displays a message window that shows the length of your slide show. It also asks if you'd like to save the new slide timings. Click "Yes" to close the message window and return to the main user interface.
Press "F5" to preview your presentation. The music plays and the slides advance automatically in sync with the music. This happens because PowerPoint remembered the timing information you set up when you clicked slides in Rehearse Timings mode. You can save your presentation and run it any time when you want to sing along to your karaoke song.
Create a Karoke Video
Click "File" followed by "Export" and select "Create a Video." Click "Computer & HD Displays" and click one of the output options you see. Those options are "Computer& HD Displays," "Internet & DVD" and "Portable Devices."
Click "Use Recorded Timings and Narrations" and then click "Create Video." Navigate to the folder where you want to save the video and type a name for the file in the "File Name" text box.
Click the "Save as Type" drop-down menu and select the video format you'd like to use and then click "Save."
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- 118. Quality<br />The QuadrupleConstraint<br />Time<br />Scope<br />Cost<br />Warning: Quality has many definitions<br />
- 120. Why?<br />
- 122. 114<br />
- 123. In this photo released by the official Xinhua news agency, members of China's armed police demonstrate a rapid deployment during an anti-terrorist drill held in Jinan, east China, on Wednesday July 2, 2008, roughly one month ahead of the Beijing Olympic Games.<br />
- 124. Most Valuable Customers: Retain<br />‘Below Zero’ Customers:<br /> Dismiss, or?<br />Most Growable Customers: Grow<br />Marginal customers: Business as usual?<br />Slide 2<br />DIFFERENT CUSTOMERS BY VALUE<br />Service costs<br />Source: Peppers & Rogers Group<br />Customer value segments<br />Actual value<br />Strategic value (potential share of customer)<br />
- 129. The Thoracic Cage<br />The thoracic cage consists of the thoracic vertebrae,sternum, and ribs. It forms a more or less conical enclosure for the lungs and heart and provides attachment for the pectoral girdle and upper limb. It has a broad base and a somewhat narrower superior apex; it is rhythmically expanded by the respiratory muscles to create a vacuum that draws air into the lungs.<br />
- 130. 9. execute the plan-> manage implementation & change<br />
- 131. management<br />
- 132. Figure 10.1 Network of stakeholders(Gray & Larson, 2006, p314)<br />
- 136. You Car Will Kill You<br />
- 137. draw a value proposition<br />5 - high<br />3 - medium<br />bank’s performance<br />1 - low<br />attribute 2<br />attribute 3<br />attribute 1<br />attribute 5<br />attribute 4<br />[Kim & Mauborgne (2002) Charting Your Company's Future]<br />
- 139. 131<br />% Trained<br />No. Trained against no. identified for training in a chosen subject<br />Better Throughput<br />Establishing a Performance Standard<br />A performance standard translates customer needs into quantified requirements for our product or process<br />Product/ProcessCharacteristic<br />Measure<br />Customer<br />Need<br />CTQ<br />Target<br />95 %<br />Specification/ToleranceLimit(s)<br />90%<br />Defect Definition<br />Below 90%<br />
- 140. Customer satisfaction<br />
- 143. insert<br />:-)<br />¥€$<br />Acquiring knowledge<br />Learningperspective<br />Summarizing knowledge<br />Processperspective<br />Customer satisfaction<br />Customerperspective<br />Profitable growth<br />Financialperspective<br />
- 144. The “Products”<br />Flickr: tfynsoldierantdrikidgray_xplane<br />
- 146. Beijing 2008<br />
- 147. Unclear use of colors<br />
- 149. Facebook’s international age distribution<br />Source: Facebook internal data, September 2007<br />
- 152. Chinese police parade during an anti-terrorism drill for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games in Xian, in China's Shaanxi province on June 11, 2008. China is staging a week of anti-terrorism drills, dubbed "Great Wall 5", ahead of the Beijing Olympics next month.<br />
- 153. Too many colors<br />
- 156. 5. chose suitable design-> decide<br />
- 158. Banana<br />
- 159. 151<br />Probability of Success<br />Low<br />Med<br />Hi<br />Project Prioritization Matrix<br />The desirability of a project increases as you move from the lower right to the upper left, and as the circle gets larger<br />Increasing Desirability<br />Hi<br />IMPACT<br />Med<br />Low<br />Low Med Hi EFFORT<br />
- 161. Which ones are most important for projects?<br />Technical skills<br />People Skills<br />Budgeting, Scheduling, Documenting<br />Leading, Motivating, Listening, Empathising<br />
- 162. Ultimately all causal paths lead to financial measures<br />Financial perspective<br />Customer perspective<br />Process perspective<br />Learning perspective<br />
Editor's Notes
- Unemployed: (evidence suggests that most of these qualify for or are currently receiving disability benefits)The population we serve at the shelter is predominately male, typically 80% male and 20% female.Many suffer from mental illness and or other mental health issues, others from addictions, and for some both. Roughly 25% of our residents attribute mental health issues to reasons why they are homeless and 40% report problems with alcohol or substance abuse.Some of our residents have neither MH issues nor addiction issues, but life circumstances have caused them to use our services. (Divorce, loss of Job, death in family, injury while at work, Etc.)Some are rough and tough, yet they are all vulnerable to some extent considering they are staying at the shelter.
- The Art School Entry test…
- http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/14.07/murdoch.htmlhttp://www.milkeninstitute.org/newsroom/photos/gc04_rmurdoch.jpg
- Finished artwork is a product of the process.Not all Visual Thinking Exercises must lead to a finished/polished piece of work.
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Free Karaoke PowerPoint Template

Free Karaoke PowerPoint template is a free karaoke template for Power Point that you can download and use in your PowerPoint Karaoke presentations. This free slide design karaoke has a lady singing in the slide design over a blue PowerPoint background . You can download free Karaoke template for PowerPoint compatible with Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 and 2010. This free Karaoke PPT template can be useful for companies creating karaoke PowerPoint presentations. What is a Karaoke PowerPoint ? In Wikipedia we can read that a PowerPoint Karaoke “is a spin-off from the traditional Karaoke that instead of singing songs the presentation participants must present an impromptu presentation based on a random presentation topic. The presentation is projected on the screen to an audience. This random presentation can come from a sampling of images collected locally or by randomly downloading from the Internet. The name Powerpoint-Karaoke is based on the title of Microsoft Powerpoint. In theory, other similar software can be used for this purpose. Powerpoint-Karaoke can be considered a training game in PowerPoint presentations that allows the participants to hone their rhetorical presentation skills with a flair for dialogue. It is also considered to be a form of improvisational theatre or as a type of Theatersports game”.
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Free PowerPoint-Karaoke slides In order to get you started right away, we have prepared three creative presentations for your next game of PowerPoint karaoke! Each slide deck contains two additional suggestions for live polls which you can add with SlideLizard to make the game even more fun! Topic 1: Dolphins (12 slides) Download
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Powerpoint Karaoke (also called Powerpoint Roulette or Battledecks) is an improv game where you give a presentation from a slide deck you've never seen. It's a game that tests your skills, gets people laughing, and keeps everyone wondering what will happen next.
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PowerPoint Karaoke, also known as Battledecksor Battle Decks, is an improvisational activity in which a participant must deliver a presentation based on a set of slides that they have never seen before.
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In PowerPoint Karaoke, participants are challenged to take the stage and deliver a presentation based on slides they've never seen before. The rules are pretty simple. Instead of singing power ballads, participants will need to make sense of random slides, and connect it to an assigned theme. They will also be restricted by a time limit.
All the Karaoke PowerPoint templates are natively built in PowerPoint, using placeholders on the slide master, color palettes, and other features in PowerPoint, and can contain layouts, theme colors, theme fonts, theme effects, background styles, and even content (according to Microsoft Office).
At many hackathons and events around the world, we play a game that's known as Slideshow Karaoke. It also goes by the name Powerpoint-Karaoke or Battle Decks. Basically, an audience watches a person present a random set of slides that they have never seen before, often with the slides being controlled by someone else.
The slides will rotate without regard for the participants, and they'll have to give it their best creative shot to come up with something creative shot to come up with something coherent. 5. Let s Start PowerPoint Karaoke Let's Start PowerPoint Karaoke Player One y. 6. Sometimes your passion goes against the grain.
Step 2. Navigate to the folder that contains your song and double-click the song to open it. PowerPoint places a speaker icon and a small audio player on the slide. Click the "Play" button to listen to the song. Click the "Pause" button when you want to stop playback. Advertisement.
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PowerPoint karaoke originated in October 2005 in Karlsruhe where engineering students would download a random slide deck and present it during a party [citation needed]. It then spread to students of the Zentrale Intelligenz Agentur, a collective of writers and artists in Berlin.
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