Electronic meetings that occur with the participants in different places at different times are called what?

• A. Synchronous meetings
• B. Mobile meetings
• C. Asynchronous meetings
• D. Hybrid meetings

Answer: (C)

Asynchronous meetings are meetings conducted electronically where participants are not in the same place and do not participate at the same time. In this setup, people contribute on their own schedule—reading, discussing, and replying later—through email, forums, or other online tools. Because responses aren’t in real time, deliberation and decision-making unfold over hours or days, rather than in a single live session. This is different from real-time or synchronous meetings, where everyone logs in at once, and from hybrid meetings, which mix live in-person and remote participation. So, the described scenario fits asynchronous meetings.