This document is a draft, and is designed to show changes from a previous version. It is presently showing added text, changed text, deleted text, [start]/[end] markers, and Issue Numbers.
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This technique is not technology specific and can be used in any technology that supports links.
This technique relates to:
With this technique, a link to the collated document of captions and audio description is provided. The collated document could be at another location on the same Web page or at another URI. A link to the collated document is immediately adjacent to the non-text content. The link can be immediately before or after the synchronized media content. If the collated document is on the same Web page as other content then put "End of document" at the end so that they know when to stop reading and return to their previous place. If a "Back" button will not take the person back to the point from which they jumped, then a link back to the non-text content location is provided.
Code on a page called "Olympic_Sports.htm"
<a name="Olympic_Wrestling"></a> <p><a href="http://www.example.com/movies/olympic_wrestling.mov">Olympic Wrestling movie</a>, <a href="http://www.example.com/transcripts/olympic_wrestling_transcript.htm>Olympic Wrestling collated Transcript</a></p>
Code on the page olympic_wrestling_transcript.htm
<p>Sports announcer 1: This is a great battle tonight between England's "Will Johnson" and "Theodore Derringo" from Argentina</p> <p>Scenery: There is a mat set out in the middle of the stadium with 500 people in the stands...</p> <p> ...more dialogue ...<p> <p> ...more scenery...</p> <p> ...etc...</p> <p>Sports announcer 2: And that is all for tonight, thank you for joining us tonight where Will Johnson is the new Gold Medalist. <a href="../movies/Olympic_Sports.htm#Olympic_Wrestling>Return to Movie page</a> </p>
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Check for the presence of a link immediately before or after the non-text content
Check that it is a valid link that points directly to the collated document of this particular synchronized media.
Check for the availability of a link or back function to get the user back to the original location of the synchronized media content
Items #1 through 3 are all true.