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Rise 360: Intro to Digital Accessibility for Instructional Designers

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4 years ago

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 4 years ago

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Joined November 02, 2011

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MichelleGould
Community Member
3 years ago
Hi Allison. I have have two questions about this course.
1. Is drag and drop now an accessible feature? I was surprised to see drag and drop cards in the course because I read in one of the Rise trainings that this was not an accessible feature.
2. Which feature did you use to create number 4 in the knowledge check, where the learner types in their response and sees "our response" in comparison?
- AllisonLaMotte
  Staff
  3 years ago
  Hi Michelle,
  You're right -- the drag-and-drops are not currently accessible. That was an oversight and I appreciate you and others pointing it out. We are currently working on that though! Here it is on the roadmap: https://articulate.com/support/article/Articulate-360-Feature-Roadmap :) Stay tuned
  
  I replaced it with a multiple response question in the meantime.
  
  Question 4 was created with Storyline and brought into Rise 360 using a Storyline block. I ended up taking it out to simplify the course.