Keynote Karaoke
summary
A live improv format built around an app that shows first slide then seven random slides then the last slide and auto-advances every 30-second auto-advance counter, originally trialed at NSNorth 2016. Volunteers take the stage and must present unseen decks; examples include improvised riffs on baking, hacking granny knitwear, Russian-as-code satire, fluid dynamics and renewable unicorns. The tool is a simple slide-randomizer with on-screen timer, and it succeeds — volunteers land jokes, get applause, and the format plays to the crowd.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 1:26Keynote karaoke explained
- 2:49Spencer’s baking metaphor
- 7:20Alice’s granny hacker story
- 11:35Steven’s Russian iOS advice
- 15:08Ryan’s fluid dynamics demo
- 19:05Jace’s accessibility tips
- 22:41Jared’s game psychology
- 26:34Rob’s unicorn energy rant
- 30:00Closing and break
