[BlindMath] Online assignments

[Lauren Bishop]

Good afternoon Janet,
My first suggestion would be to try and play around with the students screen reader of choice, and see how accessible the math platform is. There needs to be some way that you can get your hands on it. The teacher probably has a copy of the license that you can play with.
For algebra, I’m thinking that it should be pretty accessible until the student has to use graphs. They may have to spend their vision hour doing homework, and Orr may need to be brought to school early I kept late to do the homework so that there is a reader present.
I hope this helps
Lauren

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> On Jul 25, 2018, at 3:13 PM, J Acheson via BlindMath <blindmath at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Greetings! 
> Yes, more questions. I appreciate your patience. What are others doing when students have online math assignments through such platforms as Math Nation and Math XL? These would be at the high school level and include Algebra and Geometry. Teachers use web based resources for homework and practice problems. In some instance, the web source will have practice/review problems available when students responded incorrectly to an assigned item. These support problems are not predictable and therefore all the material within the program cannot be brailled  in advance. 
> 
> Thank you for your information, insight, and help. 
> Janet 
> 
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