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EmilyHoffmann-2's avatar
EmilyHoffmann-2
Community Member
4 years ago

Are Storyline's fill-in-the-blank questions accessible?

Hello all, In my organization, we build out most of our courses in Rise. We have limited ourselves to using the multiple choice knowledge check questions since we have accessibility concerns about...
storyline 360
JuliaGibson's avatar
JuliaGibson
Community Member
4 years ago

Good afternoon Emily,

 

 My name is Julia and I will be assisting you with this question. I did some digging and I think a great option would be to use the survey option in storyline.    

 

 

In storyline 360, you can check on the Slides tab and it will show a button for Survey Questions 

Just remember that you need a Results Slide which you can also create which can find on the same tab beside the Survey Questions button and use Survey Results.

  • EmilyHoffmann-2's avatar
    EmilyHoffmann-2
    Community Member
    4 years ago

    Thanks for your reply, Julia. I am confused why I would use the survey option instead of the fill-in-the-blank? Is the survey slide more accessible for some reason?

    • LaurenDuvall's avatar
      LaurenDuvall
      Staff
      4 years ago

      Hello Emily!

      I wanted to jump in and share that using a Fill-in-the-blank is accessible. A few small tips that come to mind is making sure there is a button for the learner to submit their answer rather than relying on when the text entry field loses focus. Also, make sure to include alt text that explains the intent of the text entry field. For example, "Enter your name."

      Please let us know if you have any additional questions!

      • EmilyHoffmann-2's avatar
        EmilyHoffmann-2
        Community Member
        4 years ago

        Thank you so much, Lauren!