Your training software suddenly crashes. How will you adapt and continue your learning journey?

This can happen to anyone at any time. We should keep our plan B ready. We need to keep this informed to our participants that if something goes wrong, the plan B should be informed. I do convey this in my sessions. So the confidence level for both the trainer & participants would be better

This is so common that most audience understand. Having said that, the show must carry on in a most professional manner and reduce disruption to learners. Here are a few ways to carry on the show, while you seek help to sort out technical glitch. - Switch from using the app to seeking learner comment, make it a discussion - skip this segment and proceed into the next segment - seek help from the audience. While they learn from you on that topic, some of them could be experts sitting in the crowd If all else fails, time out and give everyone a 10-minute break!

This is what can really separate the very best trainers. They are always prepared with plan B. Ensure you have a credible and impactful second option and never rely solely on one software.

In the case that the software crashed, I would fix the problem by restarting the program and checking that my connection was properly established. In the event that it continued to be unavailable, I would make use of alternate resources, work together with my classmates, reflect on my own learning, and devise a supplementary strategy. Despite the challenges I face, this ensures that my education will continue uninterrupted.