The format of the PowerPoint Karaoke creation process was that everyone had 10 minutes to create and submit a slideshow to a centralized database. Then we randomized the speakers and PowerPoints and each gave a random 10 minute presentation on the slides. This is a great version of Toastmasters which teaches how to give presentations on the fly. It is a fun and enjoyable practice that was first started in 2005 by a group of German artists. Now, the practice and experience of PowerPoint Karaoke is ubiquitous across many geek gatherings, and is increasingly a part of Unconference proceedings such as BarCamp and CyborgCamp (http://cyborgcamp.com). PowerPoint Karaoke is often best played with a slightly inebriated group of 6-8 interesting people. This is an example PowerPoint Karoke Presentation. This one does not have text, in order to increase the narrative flexibility of the speaker. Use this deck of 66 slides with transitions between speakers to hold your own game of Powerpoint Karaoke! Best for a party with beer.

1. THANK YOU NEXT PRESENTER, PLEASE

2. Existing Options:

3. American Film… What’s going on? U.S. films make as much money overseas as they do here—in fact, they are “dumped” Domestic box office in Europe France: 59% Italy: 85% Germany: 85% U.K.: 89% Worldwide, about 50% of ticket sales (Also of course lots of $$ in video, TV, etc.)

4. Carving Up Africa

5. General strategies for Childhood Success Children with Asperger's syndrome benefit from daily routines for meals, homework, and bedtime. They also like specific rules, and consistent expectations mean less stress and confusion for them. Many people with Asperger's syndrome do best with verbal (rather than nonverbal) teaching and assignments. A direct, concise, and straightforward manner is also helpful.

7. Robot Chicken

12. THANK YOU NEXT PRESENTER, PLEASE

13. SOCIAL GRAVITY

14. SOCIAL GRAVITY

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42. http://www.geekologie.com/2008/04/30/cool-shirt.jpg

44. THANK YOU NEXT PRESENTER, PLEASE

55. THANK YOU NEXT PRESENTER, PLEASE!

66. THANK YOU THE END!!