[Blindmath] Doing Calculus Exam

Kandi Lukowski Kandi.Lukowski at wssb.wa.gov
Thu Apr 12 17:42:52 UTC 2012


I agree with Tim. Here in the US we do produce exams in a format the student is most comfortable with. We are a transcribing agency and do many different exams for numerous states - both at the k-12 and university level.


Kandi Lukowski
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From: blindmath-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:blindmath-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Ryan Hemphill
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Question for you.  Who publishes your math/physics textbooks?  This might be important to making a case.  Maybe your teacher needs some support as well.  Does anyone know a vendor that would take care of reproducing an exam in the Braille format or software that would pump it out in some way?
 I'm also curious about this on a personal basis.

Ryan

On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 2:45 AM, Tim in 't Veld <tim at dvlop.nl> wrote:

> Buong,
> In my university (Utrecht university, Netherlands) all professors 
> produce their exams in lateX, so I can just take the standard exams 
> (as long as no images are involved) and do them on my computer. 
> However, if you don´t have a braille display I don´t see how you could 
> do university level mathematics on a computer.
> What is your field of study and in which university are you enrolled? 
> How do you ordinarily do your mathematical assignments? How do your 
> professors produce exams?
>
> In Europe and the United States universities would be required 
> (usually by
> law) to provide you with the exam in a format that is accessible for 
> you but I get the impression you are from somewhere in Asia where 
> resources and legal protection may be more limited.
> Tim
>
> On 4/12/2012 8:19 AM, Duong Tuan Nam wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>> I need to ask my teacher to organize the calculus and physics exam for me.
>> My university doesn't have Braille meterials as well as the 
>> accessible tool for the blind.
>> Could anyone tell me how did you do the exam?
>> Fews days ago, I thought I may do on computer, use test editor. But I 
>> try it and I feel difficult because I can't move the cursor as fast 
>> as my fingers on Braille. And it's slower to catch all things on the 
>> computer than Braille paper.
>> For example, if I need to find 4 variation A, B, C, D of a group of 4 
>> equations.
>> Could anyone give me some advice and tell me your experience?
>> I much appreciate your help.
>>
>> Thank you in advance,
>>
>> Nam
>> Duong Tuan Nam
>> Email: tuannamduong at gmail.com
>> Yahoo ID: tuannamfriend
>> Skype Name: duongtuannam1992
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