I'm in the process of creating a Storyline project where we have captured the software procedure for entering data into an application. The data is about a real person and we want to confidentialize the data displayed during the video on a single slide and the step-by-step View Mode. We also want to have the students use Try Mode to enter ficticious data. Is there an easy way to accomplish this by editing the slides?
It looks like it should work for changing the acceptable answers in Try Mode and Test Mode, as well as masking the information in Video.
I doesn't look like I can access and change the "typed in information" in View Mode. Will I need to mask the old data in the field and and then reveal the new info in a text box in View Mode?
In view mode it's included as a part of the actual screen recording on the slide, so there isn't a way to type over it- so I think you're idea in regards to masking the data will have to be the method you utilize.
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Hi Jim,
Have you seen this article on how to hide sensitive information in a screen recording?
Hi Ashley,
No. I had not seen the article. Thanks.
It looks like it should work for changing the acceptable answers in Try Mode and Test Mode, as well as masking the information in Video.
I doesn't look like I can access and change the "typed in information" in View Mode. Will I need to mask the old data in the field and and then reveal the new info in a text box in View Mode?
Jim
Hi Jim,
In view mode it's included as a part of the actual screen recording on the slide, so there isn't a way to type over it- so I think you're idea in regards to masking the data will have to be the method you utilize.
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