Accessibility in Adobe Captivate Prime

This document outlines the accessibility support provided by Captivate Prime Learning Management System for learners with disabilities. It also provides the users on navigational options and accessibility features of the platform.

Captivate Prime follows W3C’s WCAG 2.1 Level A and AA accessibility standards for the platform.

Adobe Captivate Prime Learner role allows learners to navigate through the platform and take advantage of following key accessibility capabilities:

• Screen Reader
• Keyboard
• Closed Captions
• Others

Support for Screen Readers

Adobe Captivate Prime supports screen readers like NVDA, JAWS, and Voice-over on desktop, Talkback and Voice-over on mobile, which enable learners to read out the text on Captivate Prime platform and navigate accordingly.

Here is the screen reader and browser combination that we support on desktop:

Support for Keyboard navigation

Learners can use standard keys to navigate through the pages with or without screen reader. This helps the learners to navigate elements on the page and read content using a screen reader. 

In addition, Captivate Prime supports the following keyboard shortcuts:

Player controls

Other support

The Captivate Prime Learner role supports several other accessibility features including but not limited to:

1. Semantic structure to the learner role pages including heading, list markup, descriptive titles etc are provided.
2. Support for browser zoom up to 200% without loss of content or functionality is maintained through-out the learner role.
3. Colour contrast for text and non-text elements is maintained on learner role. For a better experience use the Vivid theme.
4. Support of W3C’s WAI ARIA design patterns to maintain consistency and industry best practices.
   

For more information, see:

• Accessibility Conformance Report for a learner
• Accessibility Conformance Report for all roles

Accessibility support for specific needs

Let’s look at the accessibility features learners can utilize based on their specific needs.

Users who are deaf or hard-of-hearing

• Use closed captions available in content created using Adobe Captivate authoring tool.
• For videos, authors can encode the videos with closed caption text. Such videos have closed captions embedded and can be consumed by the learners.
• Captivate Prime supports the ability to upload closed caption WebVTT files for video content. For more information, see Upload WebVTT file for closed captioning.
  

Users who are blind or with low-vision

• Use the standard keyboard shortcuts and commands to browse through the page.
• Use of screen readers, as mentioned above, to read out the information on the web page. 
• Use of screen magnifiers to zoom the screen to improve readability and can zoom the browser to 200% to read the content.

Users who have difficulty with color

Adobe Captivate Prime Learner role strives to provide users with a User Interface that is clear and readable in accordance with WCAG 2.1 standards.

For a better experience on the learner page, use the Vivid theme.

Users who have limited mobility and reach

Adobe Captivate Prime continues to focus on Accessibility and plans to improve the current capabilities which will allow learners of the system to navigate through the 'Learner' role better.

Closed captioning support for videos

While creating a course, authors can upload webVTT files along with the video files. Learners can then view the closed captions when they watch the videos.