hi jinyi,

thank you for sharing your blog

In your blog, your response to the questions, you demonstrated a thoughtful approach to creating accessible infographics using text-to-speech tools. Your experiences with Microsoft Azure Text-to-Speech and considerations for a speech styles highlighted the impact of speech choices on information absorption and recognize that speech choices can vary from person to person. Your response of the inclusive design principles used to create infographics, such as visual consistency, demonstrated your strong idea of effective graphic design. In addition, your suggestions for making infographics easier for visually impaired learners, such as optimizing text readability and implementing text-to-speech tools, reveal a clear understanding of inclusive design principles. Overall, your responses reflect a comprehensive approach to creating easily accessible and engaging learning materials tailored to the needs of different audiences.

comment of blog 1

Hi jinyi, thank you for sharing you blog 1 post.

I totally agree that effective modalities can be more challenging in implementation. Ensuring that the signal is not overwhelming but prominent enough to direct the audience’s attention requires careful planning and execution. Balancing auditory and visual elements also requires a thoughtful approach to creating a comprehensive learning experience.
Your focus on coherence and redundancy highlights your focus on detail. These principles, if you could significantly improve the clarity and understanding of what was proposed. Organizing information in a coordinated and avoiding unnecessary redundancy are indeed essential elements of effective communication.
Overall, you are on the right track and delivering high quanlity content in the blog and screencast