OCASI

1. Our Commitment

We believe online learning should be open and easy to use for everyone, including people with disabilities. We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.2 Level AA) standard across our entire learning setup.

2. Platform Accessibility (Confirm LMS)
Our website platform, Confirm, is where you log in, browse, and launch your courses.

• Current Status: Confirm is partially compliant with WCAG 2.2 Level AA standards. Most learner features work smoothly with screen readers and keyboards. A few specific areas are actively being updated to fix known issues, including the calendar view in Events, the file attachment button in Guides, and sections of the admin console.
• Built-in Features: Confirm supports clear keyboard outlines, button sizes big enough to tap easily (at least 24×24 pixels), single-click alternatives for dragging actions, and clear sign-in steps without tricky memory puzzles.
• Official Vendor Report: You can view the Confirm Accessibility Statement for technical details and updates directly from the platform provider.

3. Course Content (Rise 360 & Storyline 360)
Our interactive course packages are created using Articulate Rise 360 and Storyline 360.

4. Known Limitations & Practical Workarounds
While our platform and authoring tools give us a strong foundation, a few features require special design choices:

• Drag-and-Drop Activities: Storyline 360 drag-and-drop questions require a mouse and cannot be completed with a keyboard alone. For keyboard users, our course creators provide alternative choices such as buttons, sliders, or radio lists. Pointer actions in Rise 360 do not require dragging.
• Foreign Words Mid-Lesson: Screen readers automatically announce the main language set for each course, but they cannot automatically switch pronunciations when a single sentence contains foreign words or phrases.
• How Courses Are Built: Accessibility also depends on course creation choices. Our team is responsible for adding image descriptions (alt text), media captions, and high-contrast color choices.

5. Supported Browsers & Assistive Tools
Our learning tools work best with up-to-date web browsers and screen readers:

• Browsers: Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, and Apple Safari.
• Screen Readers: NVDA (Windows), VoiceOver (macOS, iOS), and TalkBack (Android).

6. Feedback and Contact
If you run into any accessibility barriers while taking a course, or if you need learning materials in a different format, please contact our support team at lawsupport@ocasi.org.