PART IIITROUBLESHOOTING VIRTUAL PRESENTATIONS
If anything can go wrong, it will.
—Murphy’s Law
The premise of Murphy’s Law is true with any new technology, and virtual presentations are no exception. Attendees may not be able to log in to your session, or your PowerPoint may not run the way you expect it to. There are also problems associated with your not being able to see your audience and them not being able to see you. Those problems are typically associated with attendees’ wandering attention, such as checking e-mail or sending text messages during a session. As we all know, people do things in private that they would never do in public. Your attendees are no exception. They may leave the room and munch on a cookie, or they may feel comfortable ...
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