New Matching lay-out
Last week we received the updated lay-out of the matching knowledge check. The moment I discovered it was a bit unlucky (during a presentation, got me a bit confused) but today I had some time to look into it. The changelog as following on the articulate website: Enhanced: Matching knowledge check blocks have been upgraded with intuitive navigation, full keyboard support, and comprehensive screen reader integration. Now, I think it's great that Articulate is improving it's software's accessibility, however, I don't see anything intuitive about the new design. A lot of new things have been added which for me only make the assignment more confusing. On the left side the hamburger icon and number suggest some sort of clickability, which is not there. The drop downs on the right give the assignment a new layer of intractability which only wouldn't want for the student. Overall the lay-out is a lot less clean and drains focus away from the content towards the design. Maybe a simple solution would be to add a slider which let's us choose between this lay-out and the previous one (or this one without the rings and bells). That's just my opinion, I was wondering what other think of the new lay-out!HELP! I have published a course on our LMS and have now found a very weird CC glitch.
On this slide, there are 2 CC that appear to be running at the same time. The CC that is not supposed to begin at 1m 38s is appears at the beginning of the slide with the 1st caption box "Sometimes families need assistance" and then sits there until the audio comes on at 1m 38s. In addition, the CC that is supposed to start at the beginning of the slide plays underneath the CC that is just sitting there. I have double checked the timeline, opened up the captions and reviewed them, and do not see the error. In between the 2 sets of narrated audio there is a video that plays without error. I have included the articulate file, the Review 360 link and the zip file below. This is a new one for me and I am not sure of the fix. Review 360 link https://360.articulate.com/review/content/f22bf413-d069-489e-bf34-0d01248eddc3/reviewProblème d'affichage des vidéos dans le Storyline
Bonjour à tous, Depuis la dernière mise à jour, j’ai un souci avec l’affichage des vidéos dans mon Storyline. Lorsqu’une vidéo est ajoutée, elle apparaît avec une couleur uniforme (voir photo), et cela ne change pas même si j’avance dans la timeline. Le problème, c’est que je dois faire un aperçu à chaque fois pour vérifier si mes éléments (comme les carrés, rectangles, etc.) sont bien positionnés, ce qui est assez contraignant. J’ai comparé avec d’autres utilisateurs qui ne rencontrent pas ce souci, donc j’imagine que cela vient d’un paramétrage spécifique chez moi. Auriez-vous une idée de quel réglage pourrait être en cause ? Merci d’avance pour votre aide !Problem displaying videos in Storyline
Hello everyone, Since the last update, I've had a problem with the display of videos in my Storyline. When a video is added, it appears with a uniform color (see photo), and this doesn't change even if I move forward in the timeline. The problem is that I have to preview each time to check t hat my elements (such as squares, rectangles, etc.) are correctly positioned, which is quite restrictive. I've compared it with other users who don't have this problem, so I'm guessing it's due to a specific setting I've made. Do you have any idea which setting might be to blame? Thanks in advance for your help!Rise flip card issue and screen reader
According to our auditors for accessibility, NVDA/Jaws is reading the flip cards "click to flip" first and then content on the cards second. We were told that this reading order has changed and it use to read the content first and the instructions second. Was there an update to Rise that made this change?Rise upload video file accessibility ideas?
We hit a showstopper accessibility snag with Rise's upload multimedia block. We are required to use WAVE as our checker and it throws a missing video alt tag error for videos we upload. We've looked at these possible solutions but they raise other issues or they're unknown territory. Wondering if anyone has found a solution?? Solutions we've discussed so far... Continue to use file upload and use the video caption field and text before the video block to describe the content (likely no: organization needs a clean WAVE test) Self host videos on our server (no, not optimized for streaming, captioning) Embed the video and host it on YouTube: (can of worms when it comes to privacy, Google terms of use, video participant consent). We are looking at other video hosting platforms with more nuanced sharing and embedding controls... Provide an accessible PDF of the whole module: (told no, don't want multiple versions of modules) Maybe put the video in a Storyline block? We'll test this but I'm not very familiar with Storyline and accessibility and am wondering if anyone has any experience using it for this situation? Other ideas???? Thank you!RISE 360 menu only section showing when you START the cource
Is there a possibility in Rise 360 that when we start the course, the menu only shows all Sections, not all Lessons as well? It would have been nice, nicer layout too, if only Sections are shown in the menu. But that all Lessons are shown when we start a Section. When we finish the last Lesson, Sections closes in the menu, and the next Section opens, and all Lessons in there becomes visible.Closed Captions are not importing from a Storyline file
Hello, I have been trying to resolve a problem intermittently for the past week. I have created six (6) Storyline files of the same course in different languages. When I import each Storyline file into a main Storyline file, the 1st Storyline file's Closed Captions overrides the other language's Closed Captions. This has worked in other 'Multi-language' courses I have created, imported, etc. I saved each Storyline file with a new name and removed any unnecessary JavaScript from both the Master Slides and normal slides. My organisation has not been approved for the new Localisation feature in the foreseeable future (the licence upgrade will not happen for a few more months). I have attached an example below.Accessibility Checker Early Access Sign-up
Hello everyone, If you've noticed this on the roadmap or seen the demo at DevLearn last November, you know we're building a new Accessibility Checker feature for Storyline 360. The Accessibility Checker will surface potential a11y issues that could prevent some learners from getting the most out of your course. Even better, it will explain why the issue is important to fix, how you can fix it, and, in some cases, it will even fix it for you with a single click! We've been working hard on this feature for the past several months and are nearly ready to let a small group of customers try it out and provide feedback via our Early Access program. Participants in the Early Access program will be able to use the feature via the Storyline private beta and communicate directly with the engineering team to ask questions and provide feedback that will help shape the final version of the feature. If you're interested in participating in the Early Access program, please fill out this interest form: https://lnkd.in/eFAPU3KD NOTE: Not all customers currently in the private beta program will be able to use the Accessibility Checker while it's in Early Access. Once Early Access concludes, the feature will be available to all private beta users for a period of time before being released to everyone. Thanks, Ronnie
