I was wondering what other people are doing in cases like this...I have a storyline project that has a review slide for some important information. I would like for them to be able to view the original discussion from the slide or have the option to just view the slide without audio. Should I build in a button to mute the audio or should I just have them use the pause button on the player?
Do you think most of the people will want to hear the audio or skip the audio? If it's truly "review" (i.e., not the first time they're seeing the info), I'd probably have the slide appear without the audio playing, and give the user the option to listen to it by clicking a button that starts the audio (e.g., that shows a blank layer with the audio). To me, that's better than having to mute or pause audio that's already playing.
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Do you think most of the people will want to hear the audio or skip the audio? If it's truly "review" (i.e., not the first time they're seeing the info), I'd probably have the slide appear without the audio playing, and give the user the option to listen to it by clicking a button that starts the audio (e.g., that shows a blank layer with the audio). To me, that's better than having to mute or pause audio that's already playing.
Thanks for the response! Yes, this is just an "extra" if the students want to go back and revisit the topic before answering questions.
Can't thank you enough for the consideration!
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