[Blindmath] wolfram alpha

[Littlefield, Tyler]

hello:
try using m.wolframalpha.com
You can also use mathamatica (which I use).
Thanks,
On 11/6/2013 10:22 AM, Wheatley, Richard wrote:
> Hi, I am a first year theoretical physics student, one of the first term  modules includes a worksheet on wolfram alpha but I can't seem to make it work with jaws. I find the links and text that are apparently close to the answer text, but jaws won't read the answer itself.
> Does any-one know if wolfram alpha is accessable? If not, what would you recommend for an unexperienced computer user with jaws?
> Sage has been recommended but uses a virtual machine to run Linux which I have never used before, is the Lenux environment first-time-user-friendly?
> Thank you
>
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