[Blindmath] Question about doing math in Notepad
Susan Jolly
easjolly at ix.netcom.com
Mon Aug 22 01:57:12 UTC 2011
Hi Dasha,
It is my understanding that even if you go to a private school for K-12, you
are eligible for public-supported special services. Perhaps someone on the
list knows more about that.
Second, I am aware that braille displays are very expensive. On the other
hand, they are very, very useful, especially so for deafblind people. So I
would suggest that you investigate all possible sources of support for
getting a larger and more modern braille display.
If you enter Nemeth math on your braille display and print it out directly
as ASCII braille (also known as computer braille) without converting it to
print, your sighted teacher should be able to read it using the information
in this article I wrote. Also if you would like for your math teacher to
contact me, I'm happy to answer any questions about braille or braille math.
(I'm a sighted person, former high school chemistry teacher (among other
careers) who taught myself braille and Nemeth braille as a volunteer
activity after I retired.)
http://www.dotlessbraille.org/readnem.htm
I am not trying to keep you from learning LaTeX. I just don't happen to
believe it is the best solution. Other people on this list feel
differently.
Sincerely,
Susan Jolly
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