Keyboard Accessible Drag & Drop Example

Thanks for this, Terry. I love it! So happy to see a keyboard-accessible drag & drop--I hadn't thought that was an option. Nice work. Thanks also for the Storyline file download; haven't checked it out yet but definitely plan to.

Hello Lisa and welcome to E-Learning Heroes :)

Glad that this thread was able to help you as well. Thanks for chiming in to share.

If Terry still subscribes, could you provide a little more insight.  I am pretty new to Storyline 2 and I assume the new slide was a drag and drop question but I can't figure out where on the timeline the multiple choice response comes in.  Are there two quiz options here.  I think I am missing something for sure, my apologies.  We would like to use this in Moodle for a course, but I want to ensure I understand the process.

Hey Teresa!

Hopefully you'll hear back from Terry soon, but in case he's not subscribed you are certainly welcome to reach out to the user directly via the 'Contact Me' option on the user profile.

Thanks Leslie, I will see if he responds here and if nothing in a few days I will reach out.  I am actually going to ask a second part to my question.  

We tried the course on an iphone and we could not see the activity for the keyboard version. Also we found if we clicked Next with the mouse then we did not have the option for the keyboard activity, but I sense it may be built that way.

Hi Teresa!

I downloaded Terry's file so I could take a peek and better understand your questions here.

As for your first question - it's the same question, just depends on how it's presented to the learner.

I hid the 'background' as the trigger states will happen if the user has activated the keyboard mode via the Tab key:

You can see the multiple response question box now.

You can check out the chart here and scroll down to the accessibility section to see that Flash is the supported output for these features.

You will not be able to 'tab' on a mobile phone to activate the requirements in Terry's example, so yes that's how it's built.

Thanks Leslie, I will go back in and take a look again!

Hi Terry,

This example is awesome but there is just single drop area in this activity. Can you provide the similar example for multiple drops? Or can you suggest the workaround?

Hello Pratik - Not sure if Terry is still subscribed here. You are certainly welcome to reach out to the user directly via the 'Contact Me' option on the user profile if you do not hear back soon.

You may also want to consider sharing your .story file and what you have so far along with the details of what you would like to see and someone in the community will probably be able to assist :)

Hi all - I used to work with Terry, and can share with you that he has retired (Lucky him! - unfortunately for us!) he was amazing at finding creative ways to address accessibility. I just stumbled upon this post because I was searching for a creative way to make accessible drag-and-drops.

I'll grab his file, and if I'm able to come up with any interesting add-ons, I'll share it with the community.