Gradebook usability regression - requiring special key commands to access menus

All testing steps should be completed using a keyboard only , preferably also tested with a screen reader. In a site with several students and Gradebook , go to Settings . Select Categories & Weighting , enable either Categories only or Categories & weighting , and create a couple categories. Add a gradebook item, but don't select a category for it. While creating the item, uncheck the Release item to students? option. Be able to use standard keyboard commands (e.g., tab , shift-tab ) to access the header cell for your newly-created Gradebook item. Confirm you can get keyboard focus on the eyeball icon, and select it using Enter to read that it means the item is not released to students. Select the menu for that item. Select Edit Item Details . Assign the item to a category and Save Changes (don't release the item to students yet). Tabbing into the cells, enter grades for some of the students. Make one of the grades higher than the item's total point value (i.e., so it will generate an icon in the cell on saving the grade.) Make sure that when you navigate around after saving the grade, you can get keyboard focus on the icon within the cell and select it using the Enter key, to read the message that the student is getting extra credit for that grade. In one of the student's cells, use the menu for that cell to add a comment. Confirm that you can access the comment bubble after saving the comment, and read and edit the comment you entered. Navigate back up to the header cell for the item, select its menu, and Edit Item Details . Select to Release item to students? and Save Changes . Confirm that the eyeball icon is no longer present to tab into. Add another gradebook item. Access the header cell for the newly-added gradebook item (the one with no grades entered yet), select its menu, and Delete Item . Access the header cell for the Students column and confirm you can sort by student names ascending/descending by selecting Students , access the header cell menu, and select the option to Order by First Name . Access the header cell for the Course Grade column. Confirm you can access its menu and select options to Show Points and View Course Grade Statistics . Access a student's grade cell in the Course Grade column. Confirm you can access the cell's menu and select Course Grade Override . Use the pop-over window to enter a grade override and save it. Within the cell where you entered the grade override, confirm you can use the cell's menu to open the Course Grade Override Log and read the timestamp of the grade change, the override grade that was entered, and the name of the user who changed it.