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RISE - accessibility features
Is there a consolidated VPAT or other documentation that discusses the degree to which RISE is accessible in it's current iteration? Trying to find this answer across multiple threads and product release notes is difficult, at best.
- AllisonLaMotte6 years agoStaff
Hi Brian!
Rise isn't fully accessible yet. Our ultimate goal is to meet accessibility guidelines. So far, we’ve increased the contrast for built-in course features, added alt text for images, and added keyboard-accessible navigation. And we’re currently working on full screen reader support. Stay tuned!
- BrianWojcik6 years agoCommunity Member
Is that for both the authorware side as well as the content that is produced? I do not understand why - in this day and age - products are not produced with accessibility as a central tenet of the core design.
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Book an Appointment with Me- NicoleLegault16 years agoCommunity Member
Hi Brian! Our accessibility improvements are for the learner. Thanks for your sharing your thoughts and feedback with us, we do appreciate it.
- Crystal-Horn6 years agoStaff
Hi folks. Editing my reply to answer the most recent query! So far, we’ve increased the contrast for built-in course features, added alt text for images, and added keyboard-accessible navigation. And we’re currently working on full screen reader support.
I don't have an update about additional features just yet, but since you've replied here, you'll be notified when we share more information. Thanks!