Articulate released an update to buttons in #ArticulateRise that allows IDs and e-learning developers to increase the size of buttons and button stacks in their e-learning courses.

Why does it matter (beyond the obvious Sir Mix-A-Lot puns)? It allows for visually pleasing, accessible design.

This week, I had the pleasure of co-presenting at the Summer of Access webinar series on how we have been using the DMAIC framework to drive improvements in e-learning accessibility.

I’m red-green colorblind, so this graphic is an assault on both my eyes and my sensibilities, but does this look good to anyone? Or do we all agree that it’s a poorly designed graphic advertising a graphic design program?

#WCAG #BadGraphicDesign #AI

Adults aren't really that different from kids when it comes to learning. They may have different problems to solve and a wider range of experiences to pull from, but good instruction is good instruction, regardless of whether it happens in a conference room or on carpet squares. #InstructionalDesign

Made two open-ended knowledge check templates that resemble a Teams chat in Storyline today (one in dark mode and one in regular), and I have to say… if you use regular mode, I’m absolutely judging you. It’s too much.

I know a lot of people will be disappointed in my decision to decorate before Thanksgiving, but my Festivus pole is up.

Friendly reminder that adding alt text and using #CamelCase in your hashtags are two simple acts that will make this a more inclusive place for all users.

You can even adjust your settings to make yourself add alt text before posting so you don’t forget.

#InclusionMatters #Accessibility

Always important to keep in mind the context in which learners will be accessing your content.

LinkedIn Learning is a great platform to upskill for a new career or further advance in the one you’re in, but did you know you could get it for free?

#SupportYourLocalLibrary #Upskilling #TransitioningTeacher #JobSearchTip