[BlindMath] Math Tools Usability Study

[Dubnow, Stacie]

Last Chance to Participate in a Paid Math Usability Study

Subject: Paid Feedback Opportunity with McGraw-Hill Education

McGraw-Hill Education has been working on accessibility for a math 
software program called ALEKS and would like to gather feedback from 
college students or recent college graduates regarding the usability 
of the program. Specifically, McGraw-Hill is looking at the usability 
of its online graphing tools.

Would you be interested in participating? If you qualify for the 
study, here's what to expect.

Time Commitment: 1 hour

Date Options: November 12 through November 16, 2018

Offered Hours: 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM Eastern Time

Incentive: $100 Amazon gift card. The gift card will be emailed to 
you after you complete the feedback session.

Qualifications:

1.     Current college student or recently graduated within the last two years

2.     Enrolled in or recently completed college algebra or 
pre-calculus within the last two years

3.     Familiar with transforming (by translating, reflecting, 
stretching, or compressing) the graph of a parent function to get the 
graph of another related function

4.     Have access to a computer with JAWS 17, 18, or 2018 installed

5.     Have access to a computer microphone or phone line

During the session, you will speak to one to two researchers from 
McGraw-Hill. The feedback session will take place remotely via JAWS 
Tandem. You will need access to a desktop or laptop with internet and 
a phone line in order to participate.

If you are interested, please let me know and I will forward your 
contact information to McGraw-Hill Education.

Thank you,
Stacie Dubnow

Stacie Dubnow, J.D.
Project Manager
200 East Wells Street, Baltimore, MD 21230
(410) 659-9314, Ext. 2442 | <mailto:sdubnow at nfb.org>sdubnow at nfb.org

<https://nfb.org/>
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