Create Accessible Storyline E-learning Courses-Accessible E-Learning Tool

Example

Replacing traditional drag and drop activities with dropdown quizzes.

Scenario

In a course on project management, instead of dragging labels to match project stages, users select the correct stage from a dropdown menu next to each label. This approach supports screen readers and keyboard-only users.

Example

Providing resources for creating accessible drag and drop interactions.

Scenario

For a sorting activity in a recycling module, offering an alternative accessible instruction video on how to execute drag and drop using keyboard shortcuts and screen reader-friendly labels.

Example

Designing Likert scales with one statement per slide.

Scenario

In an employee feedback survey, rather than presenting multiple statements on a single slide, each statement is given its own slide, ensuring ease of use for those using assistive technologies.

Example

Implementing hidden text boxes for sliders.

Scenario

In a course on climate change, sliders adjust the projected temperature rise. A hidden text box narrates the content dynamically as the slider is moved, making the information accessible.

Example

Courses starting with a silent slide including instructions on muting.

Scenario

At the beginning of a music theory course, a silent slide instructs users on how to mute the course audio, providing control over the learning environment.