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RE: What makes appropriate equivalents to Flash?
From: Austin, Darrel
Date: May 18, 2005 8:17AM
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> My question?
> What would the forum members consider to be appropriate
> equivalents to these materials?
Well, they are interactive games. I'm not sure if there really would be an
accessible equivalent. Perhaps making the content of the games as some sort
of text-based study guide, or maybe convert some of the games into
forms-based interaction, but you pretty much loose the interactive/game
portion when doing that.
I suppose one thing that could be done is to add proper audio to everything.
Some of the games I tried didn't seem to have any audio. That would at least
help with some sight impairement issues.
-Darrel
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