Learn how create accessible eLearning using Articulate Storyline with accessible quizzes, content, audio & video.
What You Will Learn
- take advantage of accessibility support for your Storyline project
- work with accessible audio
- create keyboard-accessible content
- select and create accessible quizzes
- include additional accessibility requirements
Prerequisites
Take these first, or have equivalent knowledge or experience: Create Engaging eLearning with Articulate Storyline WCAG 2.2: Understanding the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
Course Outline
Overview of Articulate Storyline and accessibility
- understanding the accessibility of the Articulate Storyline authoring tool
- understanding the accessibility of Articulate Storyline projects and simulations
- working with assistive technologies
- designing with accessibility in mind
- 8 best practices for creating accessible Articulate Storyline projects
Taking advantage of storyline’s support of accessibility
- ensuring keyboard support of desired elements
- demonstrating content focus
- adding ALT text and text equivalents
- using the Notes panel to display transcript text
Working with accessible audio in Storyline
- adding text ‘closed’ captions to the slide
- timing captions with audio tracks
Creating keyboard-accessible content
- working with slide tab order
- creating accessible project navigation
- working with tables and images
- avoiding roll-over objects
Selecting and creating accessible quizzes
- creating accessible multiple choice quizzes
- creating accessible true/false quizzes
- creating accessible fill in the blank quizzes
- avoiding non-accessible quiz types
Considering additional accessibility requirements
- selecting accessible color contrast
- selecting accessible fonts and font sizes
- adding metadata
- publishing to an accessible format
