[BlindMath] Computation Theory graphs?

[aswans15]

Hello Kristen,

Here's some accessible graphing calculators:

One limited/free the other for purchase.

https://www.desmos.com/calculator
https://viewplus.com/product/audio-graphing-calculator/

Cheers,
Andy

Andrew S.J. Swanson
Accessibility Technology Specialist
Access Center
Plaza 122
Metropolitan State University of Denver
aswans15 at msudenver.edu
Phone#303-556-8387
Fax#303-556-6852

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From: BlindMath [mailto:blindmath-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Dabney, Kristen via BlindMath
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Cc: Dabney, Kristen <Kristen.Dabney at tufts.edu>
Subject: [BlindMath] Computation Theory graphs?

Hello all,

I am an assistive technology specialist trying to trouble shoot a way to support graphing for Computation Theory. While I can emboss the graphs, I need to find a way for blind students to also create the graphs. What ways have people found that worked for them? Any guidance would be wonderful.
Thank you for your time.

Have a wonderful day,
Kristen
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Kristen Dabney
Assistive Technology Instruction Specialist Student Accessibility Services Tufts University Office email: accessibility at tufts.edu<mailto:accessibility at tufts.edu>
http://students.tufts.edu/student-accessibility-services

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