Hi,
I would like to design a software simulation, where one of the steps that would be assessed in the simulation would be the correct entry of data into a field.
Every step that is made in a software simulation, it appears, gets recorded as having some level of interactivity – to use numbers as an example, clicking on a cell, clicking on the correct styling for a cell, as far as the steps that have been recorded for the simulation, so that when the training/assessment is run, there is feedback that is triggered based upon whether the action the user has taken is correct/incorrect, according to what has been recorded.
However, typing data into a cell (using numbers as an example now) gets recorded as an animation/movie. This is not a step that the user has any degree of control/input over.
Is there any way to configure that setting or change it so that the entry of specific data could trigger a correct/incorrect feedback response? Or really that the user would have the ability to even input the data. Just like what happens with clicking.
I am using numbers as an example here but I am curious about this for really any piece of software.
Thank you
I have attached some screenshots to show what I mean.
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Hi, I would like to design a software simulation, where one of the steps that would be assessed in the simulation would be the correct entry of data into a field. Every step that is made in a software simulation, it appears, gets recorded as having some level of interactivity – to use numbers as an example, clicking on a cell, clicking on the correct styling for a cell, as far as the steps that have been recorded for the
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