Keyboard navigation is supported in graded and survey question types.
However, the following drag-and-drop and hotspot interactions require a mouse for navigation, making them difficult or impossible to use for mobility-impaired learners. If you add them to your course, provide text-based or keyboard-controlled alternatives.
Form-Based Interactions:
Matching drag-and-drop
Sequence drag-and-drop
Ranking drag-and-drop
Word bank/which word
Hotspot
Freeform Interactions:
Drag-and-drop
Hotspot
Here are a few examples of alternatives:
Rather than a matching drag-and-drop interaction, consider using a matching drop-down interaction instead since it’s keyboard-accessible.
You could add a link that opens a layer with a text-based alternative for a freeform drag-and-drop interaction.
You might let learners choose a slider alternative for a hotspot interaction, since sliders respond to the arrow keys on your keyboard.
We also recommend that you provide on-screen instructions when learners need to type information into a text-entry field so they know what’s expected of them.
For more ideas on how to design an accessible course, click here!
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Hi Alfred,
Storyline 360 supports Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
Keyboard navigation is supported in graded and survey question types.
However, the following drag-and-drop and hotspot interactions require a mouse for navigation, making them difficult or impossible to use for mobility-impaired learners. If you add them to your course, provide text-based or keyboard-controlled alternatives.
Form-Based Interactions:
Freeform Interactions:
Here are a few examples of alternatives:
We also recommend that you provide on-screen instructions when learners need to type information into a text-entry field so they know what’s expected of them.
For more ideas on how to design an accessible course, click here!
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