[Blindmath] Accessible statistics websites

[Bill Dengler]

Wikipedia is great for this. It has LaTeX as well as Math ML.
You may need to set up an account if you want to change your format preference (I think they use Math ML by default now), go to http://enwp.org/special:preferences <http://enwp.org/special:preferences> to change your display settings.
If you’re planning on editing, the monobook skin is the most accessible... there are no million-dollar drop down boxes getting in the way! Hehe

Bill
> On Sep 23, 2016, at 1:45 PM, Sabra Ewing via Blindmath <blindmath at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Where can I find accessible websites for statistics with explanations or formulas? I'm tired of finding exactly what I need, only to find that I can read everything but the important parts because those are pictures. I need something that writes in words what it is about to do and then does it mathematically underneath. I took statistics in high school, but we are doing things in this class that we did not do there. I found this thing where I had written myself a step by step Guide to get the standard deviation and I also included the formula, but without the step by step guide, The formula doesn't make sense.
> 
> Sabra Ewing
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