[BlindMath] Electronic books

[Joseph Polizzotto]

I have had the opportunity recently to review a few books from Pearson. They
are producing HTML books that contain MathJax rendered MathML for the
mathematical content. The graphics also contain links to extended
descriptions. Albeit the small sample size I reviewed (none were Physics
texts), I was impressed with what I saw and tested with VoiceOver for macOS.


BTW, Pearson has stated a goal to remediate their ebook content completely
by 2020.

Best,

Joseph

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>Subject: [BlindMath] Electronic books
>
>Does anyone have experience with e-books involving math content? I am
>looking for some physics books and they are available in kindle. Are there
any
>ebooks from major publishers out there that are accessible?
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