[K12OSN] Some "community friendly" presentation ideas

[Shawn Powers]

I'm presenting "Linux" to our local community and school board members 
on Monday.  It was going to be a small presentation to show our board 
what Linux was, but now it's in the local paper, and I expect quite a crowd.

I don't have a lab of thin clients, so I'll be booting a lab of iMacs to 
a server.  It'll be a fresh install of 4.4.1 set up just for the 
session.  Any thing you suggest for some real "eye openers" that might 
get oohs and aaahs?

Thanks for any advice.  I'm not used to presenting to non-geeks, 
normally I talk about Linux to a crowd of techies...

-Shawn
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Shawn Powers
Technology Director
Inland Lakes Schools
PHN: 231-238-6868 x9174
FAX: 509-356-7024
spowers at inlandlakes.org
http://techcorner.inlandlakes.org

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