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Accessibility - Screen Readers and TTS
Hi, I'm currently completing an apprenticeship in Digital Learning Design, and I'm working through some content on accessibility.
Previously, all our storyline courses had text-to-speech added on, ...
I've wondered the same thing. When audio is desired, I leave both because I figure those with screen readers can turn off the audio if they would rather have the text read by their device (it can be read faster on their device) or if they leave the audio on, they can skip the text by using the keyboard shortcuts to advance slides. I'm wondering what others do as well.