How do you handle accessibility (screenreader and Alt text) when the equations are typed directly in LaTeX?Thanks for your guidance.  

Thanks very much for responding so quickly to my request for help. The course in question is a public course, so publishing as a SCORM package would not work for me. --

I have published a Rise 360 course using Web and also created the Zipped file.Next, I uploaded the zipped file to Canvas and expanded it. I used an iframe to open the index.html file, but it did not w...

Thanks, Doug,I found that out by trial and error but the problem is that NVDA does not read fractions and superscripts. For example, it reads cube as 3 and squared as 2.Thanks for chiming in.

Hi James,Thanks for your help!I am using NVDA to read my equations but I am having issues, for example, if I have an equation like with superscript, it reads it as a number such as 3 and not as cube, ...

Thanks very much for responding so quickly to my request for help. The course in question is a public course, so publishing as a SCORM package would not work for me. --

I have published a Rise 360 course using Web and also created the Zipped file.Next, I uploaded the zipped file to Canvas and expanded it. I used an iframe to open the index.html file, but it did not w...

Thanks, Doug,I found that out by trial and error but the problem is that NVDA does not read fractions and superscripts. For example, it reads cube as 3 and squared as 2.Thanks for chiming in.

How do you handle accessibility (screenreader and Alt text) when the equations are typed directly in LaTeX?Thanks for your guidance.  

Hi James,Thanks for your help!I am using NVDA to read my equations but I am having issues, for example, if I have an equation like with superscript, it reads it as a number such as 3 and not as cube, ...