During a municipal MFA virtual class, city pop-up blockers and a frozen shared application stop the demo. What should the instructor do?
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Short Explanation
A green you-are-in-the-meeting light is like a restaurant host seating you at a table with no silverware. Ask whether learners can hear and see the shared app, then fix or swap the media.
Full Explanation
Instructors confirm that the virtual environment is comfortable and functional—audio and online tools—rather than assuming the host view matches the learner view. Pop-up blockers and a frozen shared application are common municipal-desktop constraints. The instructor verifies with learners and repairs or substitutes media so the objective can still run. Continuing a demo nobody can see, or cancelling after one tool failure, is not confirmation of virtual health.