I love (digital) confetti. I find it incredibly satisfying when a confetti animation pops up after I successfully complete a task. I even recorded a video below if you’d like to get your confetti fix for the day. From an accessibility perspective, however, confetti explosions are not great for everyone – the motion can adversely … Read more
Why do we make folks go to a learning platform to access training? Well, we need a place to store all our training content and keep track of who has “taken” training and who hasn’t. Right? But wait. What about situations like these? The learning management system (LMS) model has always had its limitations, but … Read more
Note: This is a technical post. If you do not have a baseline understanding of xAPI, I recommend checking out Learn xAPI: xAPI Basics. Do you wish that you could write xAPI statements faster? Maybe you’re not a JSON pro and struggle to write or troubleshoot custom code to use in tools like Articulate Storyline? … Read more
When we consider sponsorships, we’re most interested in investing our time and money in something that is aligned with our values. So, when I learned that the folks at the Canadian eLearning Conference were including a full lineup of speakers in accessibility and inclusion for a targeted programming track, I asked to sponsor it. Being … Read more
This week, OpenAI introduced GPT-4o. With that release, they announced that the GPT Store is now open to everyone with the free account. And, since today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), I’m excited to share that this means you can use our Accessibility Ally GPT without a paid subscription! One of my favorite use … Read more