A vocalized pause means the pause when the silence between words is filled by the speaker with vocalizations 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 moreWith Student Response Systems (SRS) it is possible to get live student feedback in the classroom. Questions and answers can usually be asked and given anonymously, which increases participation and engagement. An SRS may be used for any grade, including university.
Learn moreA .ppsm file includes one or more macro-enabled slides. They are used to show presentations with embedded macros, but not for editing them.
Learn moreA .potm file is a template for macro-enabled presentations. They are used for creating more .pptm files with the same macro settings and the same formatting.
Learn moreKeynote is a programme which, like PowerPoint, is used to create digital screen presentations. It is mainly used by Apple users.
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