Term	Category	Description
Visual	Access Mode	Content contains images, video or graphics. Learner must be able to see to use this content.
Auditory	Access Mode	Content contains audio (e.g. videos, podcasts).  Learner must be able to hear to use this content.
Textual	Access Mode	Content contains text.  Learner must perceive text to use this content.
Audio Description	Access Mode	All visual content (images, videos, graphics) has a text equivalence that can be read by a screen reader.
Caption	Accessibility Features	All audio and videos files are captioned.
Verbatim Captions	Accessibility Features	Video captions that include all dialogue along with stutters, false starts, and sounds.
Long Description	Accessibility Features	All complex images include long descriptions when alternative text is not sufficient.
Transcript	Accessibility Features	Transcripts provide a textual version of web audio or video. Transcripts do not have to be verbatim accounts of the spoken word in a video. They should contain additional descriptions, explanations, or comments that may be beneficial, such as indications of laughter or an explosion.