An old spec for DTBook markup from The Swedish Library of Talking Books and Braille (Requirements for Text and Image Quality
and Markup with DTBook XML, Version: 2011-2 contains recommendations for markup of exercises and answers.
Tagging of exercises is covered in Lists with an example provided.
There doesn't seem to be any provisions for tagging of answers in eBraille however.
The old spec recommends to use a span with a specific class. The spec uses answer but a better class name would IMHO be cloze as this term seems to be a commonly used. There is even a stackoverflow answer on how to create clozed text in HTML.
The question remains whether a cloze is really that useful for electronic braille. In read-only mode it could provide some information but maybe a better solution would be to aim for real HTML forms where the cloze is a text field. This would then go more towards #86.
An old spec for DTBook markup from The Swedish Library of Talking Books and Braille (Requirements for Text and Image Quality
and Markup with DTBook XML, Version: 2011-2 contains recommendations for markup of exercises and answers.
Tagging of exercises is covered in Lists with an example provided.
There doesn't seem to be any provisions for tagging of answers in eBraille however.
The old spec recommends to use a
spanwith a specific class. The spec usesanswerbut a better class name would IMHO beclozeas this term seems to be a commonly used. There is even a stackoverflow answer on how to create clozed text in HTML.The question remains whether a cloze is really that useful for electronic braille. In read-only mode it could provide some information but maybe a better solution would be to aim for real HTML forms where the cloze is a text field. This would then go more towards #86.