[Blindmath] Most Accessible Statistical Software

[Vincent Martin]

Overall, II would say that "r" is the most accessible.
Depending upon your ability to use the command line, I would say that SAS
and 
SPSS provide about the same level of accessibility to most.
I can use all three but am most comfortable using R to do most things and
can do most basic calculations used in General Stats classes with the gui in
SPSS.  The more advanced calculations have to be done from the syntax editor
with SPSS anyway.


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Subject: [Blindmath] Most Accessible Statistical Software

Hi All,

Hope this message finds you well!  I was wondering what is the most
accessible Statistics software out there?  I know there are issues using
statistical software with screen readers, but I was curious of any further
developments have occurred/any recommendations you could provide.  Does the
Screen Reader matter in terms of accessibility like JAWS vs. VoiceOver?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Justin Young

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