I recently created a lesson for a Web application. Some of the contents is considered intellectual property and should not be accessible by our competitors.
What are the options for limiting the viewing to the users of the Web application?
(We do not want to add each of the users separately.)
If you don't have an LMS or other password protected site to host this it, your options are much more limited. You could "fake" a password screen by adding a fill in the blank or text entry question as the first slide - and not let users pass that screen until they've entered the "password" you've given them?
I hope that other community members who have had similar requirements are able to share their thoughts here!
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Hi Alison,
If you don't have an LMS or other password protected site to host this it, your options are much more limited. You could "fake" a password screen by adding a fill in the blank or text entry question as the first slide - and not let users pass that screen until they've entered the "password" you've given them?
I hope that other community members who have had similar requirements are able to share their thoughts here!
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