Critical Thinking Questions Case 7-2 as a Software Trainer, You

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Critical Thinking Questions Case 7-2 As a software trainer, you use your Web site to promote your training business and provide information to clients on course availability. Currently, clients can check the online course schedule but then must call your office to register for a course. This method of registering clients is cumbersome; it is time to give serious thought to adding a course registration form to your site. After doing a little research on adding a form to your site, you find you are a bit confused about the types of form controls you should use. You give Joe another call and ask for his help. Joe suggests that you ____.

• A) use checkbox controls to gather text, radio button controls to provide multiple simultaneous options, and a text area control when a visitor must select a single option out of many options
• B) use checkbox, radio button, and drop-down button controls to offer visitors multiple options, use text box controls to gather short bits of data (such as name and address), and use text area controls to solicit additional textual input, such as a special message, from visitors
• C) use text box controls for all form elements to save time and make it easier for visitors to input data
• D) use drop-down button controls to allow visitors to make a single selection from multiple options and use text area controls for all other form elements

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