[BlindMath] Time left on your work

[Amanda Lacy]

That is extremely cool.
My memory of a microscope is spinning the glass and twiddling the
knobs because I was bored senseless in a middle school group science
lab. I couldn't appreciate what was happening in any meaningful way,
but they couldn't simply let me do homework because inclusion.

We met at CSUN last year. I don't know if I'd qualify as a tester but
I'm certainly interested.

On 2/21/18, Ken Perry via BlindMath <blindmath at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> We are getting ready to go into field testing on the Graphiti.  It is a
> tactile Graphing display.  I have met you at the ISLAND conference and have
> talked to you on other lists in the past.   I am just wondering how much
> more time you have on your degree and or will you be working in the math
> field after.  With the graphiti statistics is amazing because you can see
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> real time like any sighted person and I am even currently the first blind
> person to use a Microscope in any meaningful way.  I am just wondering if
> you would be interesting in field testing a graphiti if you will be still
> working in mathematics from now to the end of the year.  If yes when we put
> a call to field testers on Blind math make sure you sign up because I think
> this device is going to make Math amazing.  It already interfaces with
> MATLAB, Orion TI-84m, and Desmos in a  testing environment and it is
> showing
> that special math like scatter plots is no longer going to be a problem.
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> Ken
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