Accessibility & Learning Strategy Across Sectors: I help teams make accessibility the foundation of learning-not an afterthought. I’m the founder of L’Etoile Education.
Monday Accessibility Tip for e-Learning and online course design. 💡 Make sure learners can move through content in a logical, consistent order using just the keyboard. This includes modules, lessons, videos, and quizzes. Why It Matters: Keyboard users, including those using screen readers, depend on a predictable flow of information. Disorganized tabbing or unexpected jumps can make learning frustrating or even impossible. What You Can Do: 🔍 Use proper heading levels (H1 for titles, H2 for section headers, etc.) Ensure the tab order follows the visual reading order. Test embedded tools for consistent keyboard navigation. Bonus: ⭐ Include learners with disabilities in your testing phase. Before launching a new course, invite a screen reader or keyboard-only user to test the experience. Their feedback can highlight real-world barriers you might have missed, and improve usability for everyone!