[BlindMath] Creating graphs for inclusion in reports/papers?

[Ed Summers]

Hi Olivia,

Install SAS Graphics Accelerator for Google Chrome here ... it's free:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/sas-graphics-accelerator/ockmipfaiiahknplinepcaogdillgoko?hl=en

After installation is complete:
* Press alt to move focus to the Chrome tool bar.
* Press Left Arrow until you hear "SAS Graphics Accelerator".
* Press Enter to open the popup menu.
* Press Tab until you hear "Laboratory" and then press Enter.

Now, you can import data from csv/xlsx files, create a variety of graphs, explore those graphs interactively using sound, and share them with your sighted professor. Supported graph types are pie, bar, box, line, time series, histogram, scatter, and bubble. Email me off list at accessibility at sas.com if you have questions.

Best,
Ed
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Ed Summers
Director, Accessibility
SAS

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Subject: [BlindMath] Creating graphs for inclusion in reports/papers?

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Hello all,

I am a Chemistry major, so am honestly surprised that I have not come up against this problem until now. I am writing a lab report, and the instructions ask me to present some data graphically. While I could probably find an alternative way to do this on paper, I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for creating professional-looking digital graphs (with labeled axes) with minimal sighted assistance? Thanks for any advice.

Best,

Olivia Shaw

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