HPE6-A43 · Question #55
A hotel network engineer wants to create a Meridian-powered app to provide users with information about restaurants, hotel rooms, and activities at the hotel. Blue dot wayfinding is not required for…
The correct answer is A. informational only E. self-guided wayfinding. Self-Guided Wayfinding Once you've used the Meridian Editor to add placemarks to your map, your visitors will be able to find those placemarks in your Meridian-powered app by locating them on the map, browsing for them in a list or by searching for them by name. Meridian…
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A hotel network engineer wants to create a Meridian-powered app to provide users with information about restaurants, hotel rooms, and activities at the hotel. Blue dot wayfinding is not required for the deployment, but the venue would like users to get directions from one area of the hotel to another area in the hotel. Which types of apps meet these needs? (Select two.)
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- Ainformational only
- Bbeacons enabled
- Clocation aware
- Dblue dot enabled
- Eself-guided wayfinding
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A69% (22)
- B19% (6)
- C3% (1)
- D9% (3)
Explanation
Self-Guided Wayfinding Once you've used the Meridian Editor to add placemarks to your map, your visitors will be able to find those placemarks in your Meridian-powered app by locating them on the map, browsing for them in a list or by searching for them by name. Meridian provides users self-guided wayfinding between placemarks on a map by using routes. Turn-by-turn directions will be provided by the app between placemarks or points of interest on a map. This can be done without any Beacons.
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