We have noticed during remote learning that depending on the students' wifi, some have issues participating in the Individual Handout Activities, as they get an "Oops, something went wrong" error, resulting in a lot of frustration and teachers abandoning the tool.

This does not seem to be an issue when teachers are using in a face-to-face classroom where our schools infrastructure can support the students on these activities.

We suspect that the individual handout activities may require more bandwidth which is causing the crash - it would be helpful for our students learning remotely if this could be investigated further.