If we include audio (mp4) in a knowledge check that asks the question, what are the best practices for accessibility when providing feedback for Multiple Choice, True/False answers?
When designing a course with accessibility in mind, you'll want to make audio and video content accessible to learners who can’t hear your content (for whatever reason, be it physiological or environmental). If a knowledge check question includes a video with audio, you can add closed captions to the video by following these steps: How to Add Closed Captioning to a Video.
If a learner is using a screen reader to make visual content more accessible, the MP4 video won't interfere with the screen reader because the video won't play automatically. The learner can play the video when they are ready, and the screen reader will pause as the video plays.
For more tips on helping learners interact as fully as possible with your Rise 360 courses, check out this article:
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Hi there, Wayne!
When designing a course with accessibility in mind, you'll want to make audio and video content accessible to learners who can’t hear your content (for whatever reason, be it physiological or environmental). If a knowledge check question includes a video with audio, you can add closed captions to the video by following these steps: How to Add Closed Captioning to a Video.
If a learner is using a screen reader to make visual content more accessible, the MP4 video won't interfere with the screen reader because the video won't play automatically. The learner can play the video when they are ready, and the screen reader will pause as the video plays.
For more tips on helping learners interact as fully as possible with your Rise 360 courses, check out this article: