This accessibility example showcases how you can use Rise 360 to create impactful courses using a variety of blocks, such as accordion blocks, knowledge check blocks, sorting blocks, and more.
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Published 3 years ago
Version 1.0
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Thank you for this nice introduction Allison. The sad fact is that you made it with Rise... which doesn't allow to build WCAG compliant courses, and the drag n' drop activity is for instance not accessible :-/
- Hi Benjamin,
While it's true that not every single block type in Rise 360 is currently WCAG compliant, we've made a lot of progress on accessibility and are continuing to work on it. You'll notice that it's on the roadmap to fix that: https://articulate.com/support/article/Articulate-360-Feature-Roadmap :) Stay tuned
Here's our VPAT which explains where we're at: https://articulate.com/fr-FR/support/article/Rise-360-Accessibility-Conformance-Report-VPAT You can follow along with our Rise 360 accessibility journey mire in detail here: https://articulate.com/support/article/Rise-360-Our-Accessibility-Journey Thanks for your understanding and patience as we work to make accessibility improvements. :)
Also, you'll notice that I updated the course replace the drag-and-drop with a multiple response question in the meantime -- thank you for pointing that out!- Hi Allison, thank you for your swift and detailed reply. I indeed noticed that much progress has been made on Rise accessibility compliance, which is quite a good new. Keep up the good work dear fellow Lyon dweller !
- Thank you! :) And wow how rare and nice to see a fellow Lyonnais on E-Learning Heroes
- I attempted this interaction with my keyboard and was able to use tab and shift+tab to navigate the interaction, would this work for your users?
