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Screen reader and alt txt
You're welcome, GiovanniFinotto . And sorry for the late reply (but maybe you've had enough of me!), but I wasn't notified of your comment, probably because you didn't use the @ symbol in the text to tag me, as EricSantos did and as I did.
Regarding your last concern, I must admit that I have never reproduced this problem. On each slide?? When I go from screen to screen in a module, the focus is used precisely to prevent the selection from being lost “outside” the module, but remains on the slide. So, as far as I know, you don't have to force SL's focus on the slide (fortunately). Perhaps it's because of the screen reader (???) or maybe you're describing another “symptom” that is different from the real problem.
I understand what you mean well, in fact I also provide subtitles synchronized with the video and complete transcriptions. I also really like the idea of using the "comment panel". Thank you, it is always useful to discuss and learn about other people's methodologies. Thanks. I am left with the first perplexity about how to bind the focus of the screen reader to the slide and not to the entire web context, but there is probably a setting in the screen reader that I don't know. Thanks again.
You're welcome, GiovanniFinotto . And sorry for the late reply (but maybe you've had enough of me!), but I wasn't notified of your comment, probably because you didn't use the @ symbol in the text to tag me, as EricSantos did and as I did.
Regarding your last concern, I must admit that I have never reproduced this problem. On each slide?? When I go from screen to screen in a module, the focus is used precisely to prevent the selection from being lost “outside” the module, but remains on the slide. So, as far as I know, you don't have to force SL's focus on the slide (fortunately). Perhaps it's because of the screen reader (???) or maybe you're describing another “symptom” that is different from the real problem.
sorry ThierryEMMANUEL and EricSantos for the delay in my response to all of you. Thank you very much for your valuable advice. you helped me understand how to improve my product!
No worries at all, GiovanniFinotto, and thank you for following up!
We’re really glad the discussion helped you find new ways to improve your course.
