1D0-61A · Question #49
You have just finished designing a Web site to support a charity organization's fund-raising efforts. You need to meet with the board members to get their feedback and address some questions before…
The correct answer is A. Plan a Web conference using a service such as WebEx or GoToMeeting that. Option A is correct because a web conference (e.g., WebEx, GoToMeeting) enables real-time, two-way group collaboration - all participants can see the design, speak, ask questions, and discuss simultaneously, without anyone traveling. Why the distractors fail: B (Webinar): A…
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You have just finished designing a Web site to support a charity organization’s fund-raising efforts. You need to meet with the board members to get their feedback and address some questions before you implement the final design. The board members are dispersed throughout the country and want to avoid spending charity funds on traveling to this meeting. Which of the following solutions would best support the charity and provide you with an opportunity to discuss the design as a group?
Options
- APlan a Web conference using a service such as WebEx or GoToMeeting that
- BPlan a Webinar that reviews the layout of the site and request that board members
- CCreate a PowerPoint slideshow that contains pictures of your Web site design and
- DCreate an audio Webcast and distribute it to the board members over the Internet.
How the community answered
(19 responses)- A79% (15)
- B16% (3)
- C5% (1)
Explanation
Option A is correct because a web conference (e.g., WebEx, GoToMeeting) enables real-time, two-way group collaboration - all participants can see the design, speak, ask questions, and discuss simultaneously, without anyone traveling.
Why the distractors fail:
- B (Webinar): A webinar is typically a one-to-many broadcast where the presenter speaks and attendees passively watch; it limits the back-and-forth group discussion needed here.
- C (PowerPoint slideshow): Distributing slides is asynchronous and one-directional - board members review it on their own time with no live discussion.
- D (Audio Webcast): Audio-only means no one can see the design visuals, and it's generally a broadcast format, not an interactive group discussion.
Memory tip: Think "conference = conversation." When a question requires group discussion with remote participants, look for the tool with real-time, bidirectional, multimedia capabilities - that's always a web conference, not a webinar, webcast, or static file.
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