[BlindMath] Statistical formulas

[Godfrey, Jonathan]

Hello,

Perhaps the quickest way for you to solve the Word v LaTeX issue is to insist the installation of MathType. You would then be able to use your familiar LaTeX skills to enter formula and use the MathType toggle to/from LaTeX hot key to get them looking right for the sighted marker. The hot key is Alt+\

You'll need to explain the other problem in greater detail please. I'm not sure what your access issue is, or what sort of statistical question you might be asked.

Cheers,
Jonathan

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Hi,

I will be going to sit for an exam in quantitative research within the next week. While we are allowed to bring in calculators and formula tables, I would solely rely on the provided computer where I would be entering my answers. Since it is not mine but the one provided by the institution with Jaws already loaded on it, I am wondering if there are ways that I can enter statistics formulas in Word. I had been used to working on my computer where I do everything in LaTeX and typeset it as a PDF document, but for a computer without LaTeX on it, how best can I deal with formulas?

Another thing that I am also asking help on regards these formula
tables: do you know of any accessible site on statistics where formulas are presented in text or at least mathML rather than graphics? I am especially looking at tweaking my skills on calculating formulas on grouped data. For ungrouped data, I had often found help by going through some R tutorials, but I never came across how to work with grouped data. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Ishe

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