Question

emily, one of your team members, wants to add a sound clip to a web page. the sound, which is to be added to a web page is part of a lesson; however, there might be text, vocabulary support, interactive questions, images, or other educational materials that she wants the student to see while the audio is playing. what do you suggest she do in this situation?
a add sound to a web page simply by setting up a link to the sound.
b insert the video clip at the start of the web page.
c embed the audio right into the web page where the text or activities are located.
d embed the video into the web page linked to the image gif files.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option A: Just linking the sound would require students to click the link, and they can't see the text/activities while the audio plays. So A is incorrect.
• Option B: The problem is about adding a sound clip, not a video clip. So B is irrelevant.
• Option C: Embedding the audio where the text/activities are located allows students to see the educational materials while the audio plays, which matches the requirement.
• Option D: The problem is about a sound clip, not a video, and linking to image gif files is not related to the audio - text co - viewing need. So D is incorrect.

Answer:

C. Embed the audio right into the web page where the text or activities are located.