Virtual classroom software cannot display the public-works CAD vendor's proprietary file type. What should the instructor do?
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Short Explanation
If the virtual room cannot open the CAD file, it is not a teaching aid—it is a brick. Convert it to a graphic the tool can show. Learners cannot learn a drawing they cannot see.
Full Explanation
Media must be in a graphics format supported by the specific virtual classroom software. Converting a proprietary CAD drawing to a supported graphic makes the public-works example visible. Sharing an unopenable file, omitting the graphic, or dropping the objective does not meet the media-support requirement. Use media the virtual tool can actually display.