Forum Discussion
Building a course that is navigable using Dragon (or similar)
Hi I've had a query from a student is using Dragon and have real problems with a Storyline course. I'm wondering how your pilot went?
We never managed to get a formal pilot started. However, I and several colleagues began using Windows Voice Access for things like eLearning, and other situations where Dragon wasn't well supported.
I have found Voice Access works well with Storyline. It seems to select buttons more easily. It also works with knowledge check questions in Rise. I've just tested it with a Storyline course and I had no problems at all.
Hi NickiBerry-21e6 appreciate all of the information you've added to the forum regarding the compatibility issues with Dragon + Rise/Storyline. I agree, Dragon cannot be compared to screen readers, as it provides a very different accessibility solution. It would be great to see interest in supporting this software.
I'm interested to know if you know any of the technical reasons behind why Dragon cannot see certain elements on the screen in Storyline and Rise. I understand these elements labelled and defined using the correct semantics.
I'm asking as I'd like to see if it is possible to develop a JavaScript patch for the courses I develop in Storyline so I can make them as accessible as possible.
