Text to Speech pronunciation problems

Hello Danielle, 

Happy to help! 

I went through the documentation explaining how to use the <say-as> tag and its use might be different from the effect you're trying to achieve. In any case, here's the correct syntax if you want to play around with the tag: 

<speak>Welcome to the Strategic Discipline course introducing the Quartile and Quad <say-as interpret-as="value">A nal i sis</say-as></speak>

You'll need to replace the word "value" in the script with any one of these that are best suited to your design: 

• characters or spell-out: Spells out each letter of the text, as in a-b-c.

• cardinal or number: Interprets the numerical text as a cardinal number, as in 1,234.

• ordinal: Interprets the numerical text as an ordinal number, as in 1,234th.

• digits: Spells out each digit individually, as in 1-2-3-4.

• fraction: Interprets the numerical text as a fraction. This works for both common fractions such as 3/20, and mixed fractions, such as 2 ½. See below for more information.

• unit: Interprets a numerical text as a measurement. The value should be either a number or a fraction followed by a unit with no space in between as in 1/2inch, or by just a unit, as in 1meter.

• date: Interprets the text as a date. The format of the date must be specified with the format attribute. See below for more information.

• time: Interprets the numerical text as duration, in minutes and seconds, as in 1'21".

• address: Interprets the text as part of a street address.

• expletive: "Beeps out" the content included within the tag.

• telephone: Interprets the numerical text as a 7-digit or 10-digit telephone number, as in 2025551212. You can also use this value for handle telephone extensions, as in 2025551212x345. See below for more information.

Hope this helps!