The recent live interview on BBC News with Professor Robert Kelly reminds us that when giving a live webinar presentation, unexpected distractions can happen. You better be prepared for the unexpected.
Professor Kelly managed to keep his composure and complete the interview when his kids stormed the room, but other situation may require a different approach.
Here are some tips on how to deal with problems during your webinar.
What To Do When Kids Storm Into Your Live Webinar
Posted by erikemanuelli under GlobalFrom http://blog.clickmeeting.com 2590 days ago
Made Hot by: siddaiahthirupati on March 17, 2017 2:24 pm
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2588 days ago
2590 days ago
It's hilarious when the kids storm into your live webinar. Sometimes it;s hard to handle the work from home. I hope this would give an idea to handle such situation.
~Ravi