[NFBCS] Scripting Fundamentals Course

[Amanda Lacy]

Why would you spell out punctuation names? If you do that, they take
up a lot more space on a Braille display, and more keystrokes to
navigate through each one.
Are the punctuations allowed in descriptions, e.g. could you write "("
as a description?

On 11/11/21, Linda Coccovizzo via NFBCS <nfbcs at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hello all. I have a student who is taking a scripting fundamentals course,
> where the book is a Cengage unlimited subscription for MindTap. I noticed
> that in the book, which I understand is only available in MindTap, has the
> lines of code embedded in images. It appears that the accessibility answer
> for this, was to alt tag the images, by writing things out word for word.
> For example, parenthesis and quotes are spelled out like, "opening
> parenthesis, closingparenthesis, open quotes, closed quotes." Also, the
> words are separated by commas. I don't think there is a supplement to
> download, where the lines of code would be written out in text. What would
> be the best way to make the code accessible to her?
>
>
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