MS-700 · Question #268
Your company has a marketing department and a finance department. You have a Teams deployment. The marketing department plans to host a Teams session that has the following requirements: External…
Box 1: Webinar External attendees must register by using a registration page. Attendees must be able to use Microsoft Whiteboard during the session. To use a whiteboard in Microsoft Teams and allow participants to self-register, you should use a Teams webinar. Box 2: Town hall…
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- External attendees must by using a registration page.
- Attendees must be able to use Microsoft Whiteboard during the session. The finance department plans to host a Teams session that has the following requirements:
- 1,500 attendees must be able to interact within a Q&A session.
- The session must use enterprise content delivery network (eCDN) integration. Which type of meeting should you recommend for each department? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.
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Box 1: Webinar External attendees must register by using a registration page. Attendees must be able to use Microsoft Whiteboard during the session. To use a whiteboard in Microsoft Teams and allow participants to self-register, you should use a Teams webinar.
Box 2: Town hall 1,500 attendees must be able to interact within a Q&A session. The session must use enterprise content delivery network (eCDN) integration.
In Microsoft Teams, the "Q&A" feature is available in town halls and webinars. This feature allows for a structured way for attendees to submit and view questions, and for presenters (or organizers) to manage and answer them.
Microsoft eCDN supports Microsoft Teams Live Events. Specifically, it enhances live video streaming for Teams Town hall, organization-wide meetings and trainings, and all-hands meetings delivered through Teams Live Events. It optimizes the number of streams required from the cloud to individual participants in large meetings by using peer-to-peer connectivity.
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