How can you use alt text to make your e-learning courses more accessible?
If you create e-learning courses, you probably use images, graphics, charts, and diagrams to enhance your content and engage your learners. But did you know that not everyone can see or interpret your visual elements the same way? Some of your learners may have visual impairments, cognitive disabilities, or low bandwidth that prevent them from accessing your images. That's why you need to use alt text, or alternative text, to make your e-learning courses more accessible and inclusive. Alt text is a short description of an image that is read by screen readers or displayed when an image cannot be loaded. In this article, you will learn how to use alt text effectively and follow some best practices for e-learning accessibility.