I spent about 15 minutes at the beginning of the presentation going over history and philosophy of electronic texts. I was running a Keynote presentation from the iPad before I switched to a document camera for demonstrations. In that Keynote presentation, I used a screenshot from Accordance related to some of my recent dissertation work to explain the kind of potential electronic texts have over printed books. I showed a fairly "busy" screen that I had in no way created for the presentation, but really was from my actual work. It included both biblical languages and translations in parallel based on a Hebrew part of speech search I had done, the Word commentary, and separate windows that were linked together. 

Those of us who have used Bible software such as Accordance for a number of years take a lot of very incredible functionality for granted. The idea of electronic texts was still a new idea for most of the people I was talking to in my presentation. I explained to them that we have to rethink the way we use books as we begin to transition to tablet devices. 

I think that those of us who have been using Accordance for a while have a significant leg up on those who are just now starting to think about electronic texts.