A vocalised pause means the pause when the silence between words is filled by the speaker with vocalisations like "um", "uh" and "er".
The blog post about notes in PowerPoint explains, among other things, how best to use notes during a presentation. This way you can avoid vocalised pauses.
Learn moreA Personal Response System (PRS) provides lecturers, presenters or teachers with the opportunity to ask a group of students or their audience questions. The questions are usually in a multiple choice format. PRS increase student engagement and provide an opportunity to receive instant feeback.
Learn moreLearning Chunk means, like Microlearning, learning in small quantities. The learning content is really small and can be absorbed quickly.
Learn moreProcess questions are similar to recall questions but they need some deeper thoughts and maybe also analysis.
Learn more.odp files are similar to .ppt files. It's a presentation which was created with Impress and contains slides with images, texts, effects and media.
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