I like Colossal Cave Adventure as well as MUDs, so learning how to build a text adventure was fun! Interesting puzzles! And a good thing about text-based adventures is that they are accessible for blind people using screen readers as well as sighted ones! Speaking of screen readers, it's good to know you all care about accessibility. So a suggestion I'd give is, in your courses, try to check why some radio buttons and check boxes are not being read correctly by screen readers. At least I had to use OCR in various "Check your Understanding" challenges!
I like Colossal Cave Adventure as well as MUDs, so learning how to build a text adventure was fun! Interesting puzzles! And a good thing about text-based adventures is that they are accessible for blind people using screen readers as well as sighted ones!
Speaking of screen readers, it's good to know you all care about accessibility. So a suggestion I'd give is, in your courses, try to check why some radio buttons and check boxes are not being read correctly by screen readers. At least I had to use OCR in various "Check your Understanding" challenges!
Hi can you please explain how I can create a lesson using vs code for edu using the same layout used in this example
Thank you