Please consider accessible audio when narrating videos and maybe even as a topic for future videos. Many people with sensory processing issues avoid video tutorials and elearnings, and finding "how-to" information outside of a video format is getting harder and harder. I often give up because narration is too frustrating and I can't find a simple bulleted/numbered list anywhere. You're producing much needed content. Thanks.
well done! I think this is a much needed series! (I think the title of the video refers to the drag and drop activity, but you might have left it on purpose). I can't wait for the rest of the series!! Really useful information, especially the one about the user being able to advance, even if the Next button is not available. I am having issues with NVDA not reading the content on the slide. I tested tabbing, but it doesn't work, I still have to try the arrows though :) Awesome job!!!
Please consider accessible audio when narrating videos and maybe even as a topic for future videos. Many people with sensory processing issues avoid video tutorials and elearnings, and finding "how-to" information outside of a video format is getting harder and harder. I often give up because narration is too frustrating and I can't find a simple bulleted/numbered list anywhere. You're producing much needed content. Thanks.
well done! I think this is a much needed series! (I think the title of the video refers to the drag and drop activity, but you might have left it on purpose). I can't wait for the rest of the series!! Really useful information, especially the one about the user being able to advance, even if the Next button is not available. I am having issues with NVDA not reading the content on the slide. I tested tabbing, but it doesn't work, I still have to try the arrows though :) Awesome job!!!
Thanks a lot. I requested you for this one
More videos about this topic in the upcoming weeks 😉
How we can add slide count on player in storyline? Please tell.