I gave a presentation this morning to the Florida Council of Independent Schools on adding value with web technologies rather than just throwing tech into schools for its own sake. Although I was originally scheduled to present in person, my wife's recent c-section prompted the coordinators to get creative and I ended up presenting remotely. Nothing like living the tech about which I was presenting.
The presentation is below; I created it in Google Docs and then remotely controlled it, along with a video and audio feed from my webcam via Google chat. Even with mediocre conference center networking on one side and a 3MBps DSL line on my side, video and audio were seamless (not exactly high-res, but I was actually able to interact with the attendees, so no complaints whatsoever).
The presentation tells the story, but a few questions that came up afterwards raised some great points:
Thanks to FCIS for the opportunity to present and really exploit the power of Google Apps in a truly appropriate context.