My suggestion is short alt and explanatory sentence below the image. Rabab >>> "Carter, James Edward Dawkins - carte3je" <carte3je@jmu.edu> 3/28/2013 3:21 pm >>> Wouldn't that be too long for alt-text? James Carter Web Developer, University Marketing (540) 568-5606 (office), (540) 560-5478 (cell) carte3je@jmu.edu On Mar 28, 2013, at 3:10 PM, Rabab Gomaa wrote: Hi Darrell, I would describe it with a short alt an explanatory sentence below the image. e.g. x-axis is a horizontal line, y-axis is perpendicular on the x-axis. Drawing a line from x-axis with a 45 degree angle clockwise will intersect with x-axis and y-axis in two points x-intercept and y-intercept. Rabab >>> "Mattingly, F Darrell" <darrell.mattingly@uky.edu> 3/28/2013 2:43 pm >>> Hi all, I’m working on a project to teach mathematical concepts. What is the best manner to describe graphs, such as the one below <Mail Attachment.jpeg> F. Darrell Mattingly, Jr. Web Designer/Developer, ILSSA/NCSC University of Kentucky, Human Development Institute One Quality Street, Suite 729 Lexington KY 40507 Fax:859-323-1838 Cell:859-229-7499 E-mail:darrell.mattingly@uky.edu "Boogity, boogity, boogity-- let's go racin', boys!" --Darrell Waltrip
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