Today, the virtual presentation is catching on rapidly in small, medium, and large businesses alike. A virtual presentation is one delivered live from a desktop or laptop computer to an audience anywhere in the world where there is Internet access. These new Web-based technologies are easy to use and inexpensive, making them readily accessible for both small- and medium-sized enterprises as well as large corporations. And they've been adopted by businesses to communicate not only across the country or around the world, but also to neighboring cities or even down the street. Preparing students for today's and tomorrow's workplace clearly means teaching them how to prepare and deliver the virtual presentation. In this article, the author shares her own experiences in using virtual technologies in her classes. She also offers several tips on how these tools can be integrated in an oral presentation instruction. (Contains 1 figure.)