A public relations team needs to create an interactive, visually rich newsletter that includes embedded video and dynamic content from a SharePoint list. Which app should they use?
Sway allows users to create interactive and responsive newsletters with embedded video and can integrate dynamic content from SharePoint through its card-based design.
Why this answer
Sway is the correct choice because it is designed specifically for creating interactive, visually rich newsletters that can embed videos and dynamically pull content from SharePoint lists using its integration with Microsoft 365. Unlike other apps, Sway offers a responsive design canvas that adapts to different devices and allows embedding of multimedia elements directly, making it ideal for a public relations team's needs.
Exam trap
The trap here is that candidates often confuse SharePoint News with Sway because both can display news and embed videos, but SharePoint News is a site-level feature for internal communications, not a standalone app for creating interactive, visually rich newsletters with dynamic content from SharePoint lists.
How to eliminate wrong answers
Option B (PowerPoint) is wrong because it is a presentation tool focused on slide-based content, not a newsletter format, and lacks native support for dynamically pulling content from SharePoint lists without complex add-ins. Option C (SharePoint News) is wrong because while it can display news posts and embed videos, it does not provide the same level of interactive, visually rich design flexibility as Sway and is more suited for internal communications within a SharePoint site. Option D (Microsoft Stream) is wrong because it is a video hosting and management platform, not a content creation tool for newsletters, and cannot generate interactive documents with embedded dynamic content from SharePoint lists.