Finance computer-lab printers fail the morning of voucher-entry practice. What should the instructor do?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A dead printer is a closed drive-through window—you still take the order at the counter. Call the people who own the lab, then run the planned digital-stamp backup so voucher practice still happens.
Full Explanation
Environmental and equipment problems must be communicated to appropriate authorities, and the instructor still uses a contingency that supports the objective. Printer failure on voucher-entry morning is a 1B event, not a reason to drop the skill. Digital stamps or another designed alternate keep the practice authentic enough to complete. Waiting silently, blaming IT in front of learners, or cancelling the objective fails both the reporting and the learning duties.