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----------------------------Original message---------------------------- > ----------------------------Original message---------------------------- > A growing concern--how to talk while using the computer in front of a > group--how to talk and type at the same time; how to cover the seemingly > endless, and unplanned for, delays waiting for a webpage to come up or to > adlib when it doesn't. > Iris Snyder > University of Delaware > Iris, I went to a very interesting panel on the museum and society at MoMA last evening and Janet Abrams had her laptop in front of her to show us some web pages, etc. for museums, including the Art Gallery of Ontario compilation of museum web pages. Netscape never responded during her talk. Fortunately, she was articulate and thoughtful and realistic. With the other panelists (Helen Searing, Fred Wilson, Robert A.M. Stern), she and audience participants gave us lots to think about how the web can be used to enhance rather than replace one's experience with artwork. For a presentation, I'd suggest you use some good slides or overheads. Or perhaps a paper handout (URLs included). Sherman Clarke NYU Libraries