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Help us improve Storyline 360 & Accessibility
Hi, E-Learning Heroes community members!
I'm Ronnie Pilman, Senior QA Engineer and Accessibility Lead for Storyline 360 at Articulate, here to give you an update on accessibility—and ask you for a...
Hey, everyone! I'd like to thank all of you who participated in the survey. We collected responses from more than 100 people, which is amazing! The survey closed on May 7th, so I've begun reviewing the survey results and feedback. When I'm done, I'll share a summary in a separate article. I appreciate your patience while I work on this. Thanks again!
I was just thinking some more about this. If you really want to up your accessibility credibility Articulate should either deprecate some of the built-in features that aren't accessible, like matching and sequencing (anything that requires a mouse) or include a warning that the activity isn't accessible.
Or, figure out how to make those kind of interactions accessible via a keyboard. BTW, the matching blocks in Rise are accessible.
Keyboard accessible does not equal an accessible learning experience for all. For learners with visual impairments matching, sequencing, etc. can never be truly accessible.
Cary, for my own education, please explain. If a person is visually impaired, wouldn't they typically be using an assistive device such as JAWS?
