Version 4 supports the following Microsoft® PowerPoint® versions:
2010 (32bit and 64bit) 2007 2003
The Random Slideshow add-in requires PowerPoint 2000 or later.
The add-in allows one to create a PowerPoint slideshow in which designated slides are shown in random order. This might seem somewhat unusual, but there are many uses for such a presentation. While the original intent was for a memorial slide show, the add-in has many applications.
Version 4 introduces the ability to randomize groups of slides. The slides in each group are shown in the original sequence while the groups themselves are shown in a random order. This is very useful if one has Q&A pairs with the first slide showing the question and the second slide containing the answer.
This product includes a trial period.
Please use this period to
evaluate the product before
registering it for continued use. A single-user license is USD19.95. A
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It might come as a surprise that someone would want to show a PowerPoint slideshow with the slides appearing in a random sequence. But, as many satisfied customers have pointed out, there are many uses for such an add-in.
A memorial, as originally planned
A show highlighting a city or a resort
A remembrance to a loved one
A tribute to an artist
Rehabilitation:
Jerold H, a Registered Nurse, uses the add-in to show flashcards in random sequence
Churches use the add-in. Some of the comments include:
"Your timer is actually rare find...I think I find the text changing to red once it ends a nice feature" -- P.W. (with a church in Arkansas).
"I love this add-on. I have used it many times to display pictures. It has been a life saver for me on several occasions." -- M. W. (with a church in California).
Education:
R.N. who works at a high risk school in the Western U.S. writes: "I have been working with teachers to create flash card programs using power point. The randomizer would keep students from memorizing word or fact order."
Allen O, a foreign language teacher, uses the add-in for vocabulary lessons
Justin B uses the add-in for multiple education projects
Peter B shows "developments at the edge of science during idle moments"
Tim F finds that flashcards in a particular format shown in random sequence help enhance learning and information retention
Dave P teaches math and displays multiplication problems to teach students struggling to learn multiplication tables
Entertainment / Celebration:
Anonymous used the add-in at a high school baseball banquet
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