Steve: Can you say what readers you have experimented with? I have used JAWS, Read&Write Gold, and Apple's VoiceOver. VoiceOver has pretty good support for ARIA tags, JAWS seems to have some, an R&WG seems to ignore them entirely. This is part of the reason for my original claim that screen readers vary widely in their implementation of the standards. It is also part of the reason that it will be difficult to have a single static solution that works for all users, and why dynamic production of the markup by something like MathJax may be the best alternative in the short term (until there is better uniformity among AT software). Davide On May 30, 2012, at 2:21 AM, Steve Faulkner wrote: > Hi Cameron, > > There is MathSpeak http://www.gh-mathspeak.com/examples/grammar-rules/ > > > in regards to adding ARIA to MathML, from limited testing I have > conducted it does not work currently. > I am guessing you are talking about adding it to the <math> element? > > > regards > Steve > > On 30 May 2012 01:48, Cameron McCormack <cam@mcc.id.au> wrote: > Hi Steve, > > Do you know of any standards for the reading of math as a linear > stream of words? In the meantime, before Peter's MathJax extension > is ready, I would like to just add some aria-label="" attributes > manually to the MathML in the SVG spec. I could take a guess at > what is an appropriate reading for the formulae, but if there's a > standard or guide for producing this I'd like to follow it. > > Thanks, > > Cameron > > >
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