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search  Powerpoint-Karaoke is a spin-off from the traditional
Karaoke, however instead of singing songs, the participants must
present an impromptu presentation based on a random
presentation, projected on a screen, to an audience. The
presentations 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, the world's most popular presentation software. In
theory, other similar software can be used for this purpose.
Powerpoint-Karaoke can be considered a training game 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.
Note that this term is also sometimes derisively used to refer
to presenters who face the screen where their Powerpoint slides
are being projected and proceed to read them, bo