216 B.Y.O.L.: Using Storyline to Build 508-compliant Courses
1:15 PM - 2:15 PM Wednesday, October 29
Tools
Raphael 2
Courses that meet the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessibility requirements are in high demand. However, many instructional designers lack the understanding of what 508 compliance really means, and the competency to effectively develop compliant courses.
In this hands-on session participants will explore how Articulate Storyline can help you create eLearning modules that are more accessible for users. You will discuss some of the important issues related to 508 compliance. You will learn how to use alternate text to describe screen elements. You will build courses with closed captioning effects. You will leave this session understanding the Storyline features that support accessible content.
In this session, you will learn:
- To list some of the more pressing issues regarding eLearning and 508 compliance
- To use alternate text to describe onscreen elements
- To build courses with closed captioning effects
- To determine which Storyline features support accessible content
Audience:
Novice and intermediate designers and developers who are familiar
and comfortable with the basic functions of Storyline.
Technology
discussed in this session:
ADA section 508, use of alternate text, closed captioning,
Storyline.
Participant
technology requirements:
PC or Mac running Windows, Storyline.
Ron Price
Chief Learning Officer
Yukon Learning
Ron Price has over 35 years of experience in organizational effectiveness, leadership coaching, instructional design, spiritual development, and experiential learning. His unique background has allowed him to support a wide range of customers, from schools like Duke University and Harvard Business School to multinational corporations like Sanofi, Amazon, BP, and Pepsico. In 2002, Ron founded a consulting firm and challenge course devoted to increasing organizational performance while developing authenticity and integrity. After joining Yukon, Ron worked closely with the Articulate team to design the certified training programs for the Articulate tools. He is a Guild Master.
