<human>: Hey /r/jobs :)

So I currently work in the public library system of the city I live in.  I love the work, and it's definitely something I'll be looking to do long term (graduate school at some point, potentially after military service).

Currently I'm what we call a Library Assistant.  Essentially the workers below Librarians.  I'm "mid" tier - LAIII (it goes LAI - LAV).  I make ~$25k.  I've applied to a position with our Main branch that is LAV, making ~$33-37k.  For someone a year out of college, that would be awesome.

The position is almost entirely computer instruction and training development (classes for public & staff, training for staff), which is something I have an interest in as my current job has me teaching computer classes to the public.

 

With all that being said, I've found out I have to give a "ten minute presentation demonstrating how to use a CCPL resource (database, catalog, etc.) or a feature of Microsoft Office 2013".  A Windows 7 laptop and projector will be provided for the demonstration and the computer will be connected to Wi-Fi.

I have some ideas I might do, but I'm just curious if you guys have any tips or advice on something like this - I've never had to present for an interview before!

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<bot>: First time giving a short presentation for an interview.  Slightly nervous, despite strong interviewing in the past.  Advice/thoughts/tips?