Some difficulties producing an accessible resource
Sunday, 16 Nov 2014, 15:17
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Edited by John Baglow, Sunday, 16 Nov 2014, 15:17
Given that Windows seems to be the standard vehicle for producing accessible courses (correct me if I'm wrong!), the fact that I use a Mac made me constantly worry about whether links etc would open properly
I use Blackboard so I have a ready-made vehicle; for H810 I was unsure which vehicle to use.
I have read contradictory advice about the suitability of using the PDF format.
I need to learn more about adding captions. Is it possible to add captions automatically (i.e. like a kind of speech-to-text facility)? I added captions to a video clip I uploaded to YouTube but I had to type in the captions)
I do not know what HTML is but it seems to be useful for accessibility. I read that:
Images without an alt attribute are likely to be inaccessible. Is an 'alt attribute' a description of an image written underneath or is it something more technical?
Some difficulties producing an accessible resource
Images without an alt attribute are likely to be inaccessible. Is an 'alt attribute' a description of an image written underneath or is it something more technical?