Renarration
Also known as: Content Renarration, Web Renarration
The process of re-telling, re-presenting, or re-styling existing web content to make it accessible to new audiences who face barriers the original content was not designed to address. Renarration goes beyond traditional accessibility remediation by enabling transformations that address linguistic, cultural, cognitive, and socio-economic barriers rather than focusing solely on disability. In practice, renarration can involve translating text into another language, converting written content to audio for print-illiterate communities, or adapting cultural references to suit different contexts. The concept is closely tied to collaborative and crowdsourced approaches where curators or volunteers create alternative versions of web content.
Category: web accessibility · content adaptation · digital inclusion
Related: Web Inclusion · Social Accessibility · Crowdsourcing