• Users, students, system admins and developers.
• High level of knowledge (or at least interested) in computing.
• Roughly half are in the technology industry, a quarter are studying technology in school, and the rest will be users.

• Set the ground rules for asking questions before the meeting:
  • Can people just ask questions whenever they want? This will be the default for you talk
  • Do you want people to wait to ask questions until the end of your talk?

Don't count on having access to the Internet in the meeting space (even if you bring a mobile hotsop the reception in the room will be horrible). It's a good idea to have everything you need running on your local hard drive.

• If you have a Video on Youtube, Vimeo, etc. you'd like to reference, the http://youtube-dl.org/ or https://you-get.org/ utility can be used to make a offline copy.

wget \
   --no-clobber --page-requisites --html-extension \
   --span-hosts --convert-links --restrict-file-names=windows \
   --domains gtalug.org --no-parent https://wiki.gtalug.org/guide_to_presenting

You can added the –recursive argument to download the entire web site.