A shared app of live payroll screens would expose Social Security numbers to the class. Which media choice is appropriate for learner and organizational needs?
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Short Explanation
Live SSNs on a shared screen are a leak, not a teaching aid. Use a sanitized demo set. Clerks still see the payroll path; nobody's number goes on the wall.
Full Explanation
Media choices must protect learner and organizational data needs. A shared app of live payroll screens that would expose Social Security numbers should be replaced with a sanitized demo dataset that teaches the screens without exposing protected data. Sharing the live payroll app so authenticity outweighs privacy violates confidentiality. Blurring nothing and zooming so SSNs are easier to read aggravates the exposure. Canceling payroll training because no media can be used when live systems exist confuses the presence of production systems with the absence of safe training media. Exam caveat: CTT+ media selection includes privacy and security constraints common in municipal HR systems. Operational check: load a sanitized demo tenant, verify no real SSNs appear, teach the same screen paths, and keep production payroll closed during class. Payroll demos that expose SSNs create privacy incidents, not authenticity. Sanitized datasets teach screens safely. CTT+ media choices include organizational data-protection needs. Have HRIS confirm the demo tenant before every class and ban production credentials from the training room. Maintain that civic standard in the session file so auditors and future instructors can see how design integrity was preserved under real municipal constraints.