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You attend an online university that offers seminars on APA Style through its Writing Center. You registered for the seminar and learn that the training will be provided over the Web. Although there…

The correct answer is C. Webinar. Option C (Webinar) is correct because a webinar is a one-way, broadcast-style online lecture where participants watch and listen in real time but cannot interact or ask questions - exactly matching the scenario described (live, engaging, no Q&A). Why the distractors are wrong…

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You attend an online university that offers seminars on APA Style through its Writing Center. You registered for the seminar and learn that the training will be provided over the Web. Although there is no opportunity to ask questions, you find the live lecture to be engaging. Which Webbased meeting format was used?

Options

  • AWeb conference
  • CWebinar
  • DBlog

How the community answered

(54 responses)
  • A
    4% (2)
  • C
    87% (47)
  • D
    9% (5)

Explanation

Option C (Webinar) is correct because a webinar is a one-way, broadcast-style online lecture where participants watch and listen in real time but cannot interact or ask questions - exactly matching the scenario described (live, engaging, no Q&A).

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • Web conference (A) is interactive and allows two-way communication, including the ability to ask questions - the opposite of what's described.
  • Blog (D) is asynchronous written content, not a live lecture format at all.

Memory tip: Think webinar = web + seminar. A traditional seminar where you sit in a large lecture hall and just listen maps perfectly - you can't interrupt a professor mid-lecture, and a webinar works the same way online. If you can talk back, it's a conference; if you just watch, it's a webinar.

Topics

#Webinar#Web-based Learning#Online Communication#Synchronous Meeting

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