Any MS Teams veterans here?

I'm about to deliver an online training to health professionals being facilitators in MS Teams. The platform is chosen, so no discussion about that possible.

The group is quite relectant to learn the tech bit, they also do not want to experience any interactive exercises>
They have already been participants of loads of interactive sessions but as group is lacking the technical skills to pull it off themselves.

As far as I understand there is no opportunity to handover co-host rights in MS Teams as organisator, so I wonder if the following go around might work...

• participants watching a few videos beforehand on how to set up break-out room, spotlight someone and so on.?
• on the day of training participants coming over to my MS Teams meeting room (no channel, named 'Main Room') for the start and welcome
• first lesson by me is on how to set up a meeting, and how to copy the whole link in the invite.
  I do this by sharing my screen and showing the steps in a Word document or so
• one participant share his/her/their meeting link in the chat (as organizator of that meeting room), then we all hop over to that room
• in the room of the participant, the organizator sets up breakout rooms as practice
• the other participants who want to practise break-out rooms as well, can set up their own meeting link and invite us to hop over

For this to work, I am wondering:

• when hopping over to another organizator's room, do we need to end the meeting 'Main Room'? Or can both meetings rooms stay open as it will be on 2 different accounts?
• how to best keep track of the different rooms? Maybe open a google doc and ask they to pop their links there as they become organizator for their own rooms?
• the training is 2,5 hours and I bet that hopping back and forth gotta take quite a bit of time. How do I make it éss 'boring'?

Many thanks in advance!

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