Only a few minutes ..

[Jim Campbell]

	5-10 minutes probably is not enough to show
	any "life" examples (even if you have very
	fast connections), so I'd just talk, and hope
	for a discussion.

There is though an alternative to "live" examples, namely
saving a few example pages and calling them up locally. The
Web comes alive only when people can see the possibilities for
use of graphics and for interactive applications. Saved pages
can go pretty quickly, especially if an assistant can be found
to handle keyboard and mouse.

An alternative that I've used some is to do the whole
presentation using a Web browser. Use an html file instead of
overheads to display your talking points and include links to
saved files in your html.

   -  Jim Campbell
 
Networked Information Coordinator       campbell at virginia.edu
University of Virginia Library            Tel: (804) 924-4985
Charlottesville, VA 22903 USA             Fax: (804) 924-1431