eLearning Content Development Accessibility and UX in eLearning

Question 1

What does WCAG stand for in eLearning accessibility?

Accepted Answer

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

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Web Course Authoring Guidelines

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Worldwide Compliance and Accessibility Guide

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Web Certification for Accessible Gaming

Question 2

What does Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act require for US federal eLearning?

Accepted Answer

Electronic and information technology used by federal agencies must be accessible to people with disabilities

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Federal training must be conducted in person

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Federal employees must pass annual accessibility certifications

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Federal eLearning courses must be in English only

Question 3

What does a screen reader do for eLearning learners with visual impairments?

Accepted Answer

Reads on-screen text and describes images aloud using text-to-speech

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Enlarges text on the screen

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Converts course content to Braille

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Adjusts screen brightness automatically

Question 4

What is 'alt text' in eLearning accessibility?

Accepted Answer

A written description of an image that is read by screen readers when the image is not visible

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An alternative course language setting

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A backup text file for narration scripts

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Alternative text formatting for slides

Question 5

What does 'keyboard navigation' accessibility in eLearning require?

Accepted Answer

All course interactions and navigation must be operable using only a keyboard without a mouse

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Learners must use keyboard shortcuts to advance slides

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Course navigation buttons must be large enough for touch input

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Audio controls must have keyboard shortcut labels

Question 6

Which of the following is a UX best practice for eLearning course navigation?

Accepted Answer

Provide clear, consistent navigation controls on every screen

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Hide navigation controls to force linear completion

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Use different navigation layouts on each module

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Require learners to scroll to find the Next button