6 New Accessibility Features in Storyline 2 Update 5
Storyline 2 is the industry’s favorite authoring tool because it’s so easy to create engaging, interactive e-learning with Storyline’s simple, powerful features. And with the new features in our latest free update (Storyline 2 Update 5), it’s now even easier to create accessible content.
We’re excited to share six new features that will help you create content that’s optimized for learners with screen readers. Here’s what’s new:
WCAG 2.0 Support
Reach a wider audience with new support for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0.
Custom Tab Order
Make sure learners using screen readers hear the right content at the right time by defining a custom tab order for slide objects.
Customizable Player Font Size
Now you can increase the player font size up to 200% to help visually impaired learners navigate your course.
Skip Player Navigation Option
Give learners with screen readers the option of skipping player elements when they’re tabbing through slide content.
Language ID for Screen Readers
Localize content for learners with screen readers by specifying the course language.
Keyboard Support for Sliders
Let learners control Storyline 2’s interactive sliders with the arrow keys on their keyboard.
Grab the latest update to Storyline 2 right here. And dive into the Storyline 2 tutorials to learn more about creating e-learning with all of Storyline 2’s cool features.
To see all the free new features we’ve added to Storyline 2 since its release, check this out.
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3 responses to “6 New Accessibility Features in Storyline 2 Update 5”
Does this update do anything to fix the problem with using Question Banks with an LMS?
Hi Janet! Yes, this update fixes that issue. Feel free to view the full release notes here: http://www.articulate.com/support/storyline-2/issues-addressed-in-the-latest-articulate-storyline-2-update/. Hope that helps!
Installed the update 5.
Keyboard support for sliders is my favorite.
Check out this sample interaction we built using this feature.
http://pixentia.com/e-learning/six-new-features-in-articulate
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