Caso ocorram problemas durante a palestra, como quedas de conexão, ruídos no áudio ou falhas no compartilhamento de tela, é importante manter a calma e tentar resolver a situação da melhor forma possível. Se necessário, solicitar apoio técnico da equipe responsável pela organização do evento ou tentar ajustar as configurações do equipamento para restabelecer a comunicação. Além disso, é importante manter uma postura profissional e transparente com o público, comunicando de forma clara e objetiva sobre as dificuldades técnicas enfrentadas e as medidas que estão sendo tomadas para solucioná-las. Transmitir confiança e segurança durante a resolução dos problemas pode ajudar a manter o interesse e a atenção da audiência.

I want to focus on how to deal with technological glitches psychologically. Here is a list of techniques you can use when the situation goes awry: 1) Breathe: Essential for staying on top of things and not panicking! 2) Put things in perspective: While it is super important to get back on track, it's not the end of the world if you fail. Emotionally, this is an important reframing of such a situation. 3) Go through your plan B (and C, D, E - look at the great ideas of my colleagues below) before each virtual presentations, so that it is easier to go to alternatives. 4) Transparency: When the lecture returns to normal, talk about how you felt during the glitch. It makes you relatable. Remember: people feel for you!

As an online teacher for two years, I've navigated technical challenges like thunderstorms, load shedding, and power outages with backup plans. I keep my laptop fully charged, use a mobile phone with a data plan, and have a portable hotspot for stable internet. Pre-recording key lessons ensures students can continue learning even if I’m disconnected. I also share materials and assignments in advance via email or the learning platform. When I expect disruptions, I notify students, assigning independent tasks to keep them engaged. Share the quiz links of nearpod and worksheets with Mark scheme for revision and self learning.Clear communication, backup tech, and careful planning help minimize disruptions and maintain learning continuity.