Computer - You are likely to take your own laptop computer, or
try to use one that is made available. Using your own normally
reduces software problems, but getting it to work in a new place
can be troublesome. If you use somebody elses computer you need
to get your presentation slides there. It is a good idea to take
a separate mouse to plug in to notebooks. The touchpads and
other laptop ‘mice’ can be hard to use in presentation settings.
Data Projector - If possible get a high quality data projector
that will connect to your computer. If this is not possible, use
an LCD panel on an overhead projector, this will appear a bit
dark. Worst case use a computer to TV converter, this will be
the least expensive, but the graphic quality is very poor. Your
slide fonts and images will need to be 50-100% larger. Word
Processor/Publishing Software - You may opt to convert your
presentation to HTML or PDF. Most packages support these
formats. I use Adobe Framemaker, although Microsoft word is a
popular choice, and free