When you create e-learning courses, do you generally include on-screen text that’s identical to the audio narration? If so, you’re definitely not alone. In fact, virtually everyone has create...
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Accessibility vs. redundant text is something I have struggled with. On one hand, I do not want to have the exact text in the e-learning as what is being narrated. But I know that I have accessibility responsibilities for hearing and visual impairments. As a solution, I just include the Notes field as an option in the menu and make sure the text matches the exact narration.
Any other best practices out there?
Any other best practices out there?
- This is what I do too but rename the Notes tab to Transcript. I also like to include a downloadable PDF of the transcript in case someone wants to print it out if that's easier for a learner.
- Erika, that is what we do - always have notes and if we have video we close caption it and they have to choose to open it. That option is provided in the instructions if needed.
