[BlindMath] ? about teaching students TeX

[prayner at unimelb.edu.au]

I can't really comment on teaching but I found the natural
correspondence between TeX maths and braille maths made TeX quite easy
to learn. 
Fahlberg, Tim R.  \(TCH\) via BlindMath writes:
>Hi all,
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>I am looking for opinions, experiences and resources on teaching students TeX.
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>Currently, my students write math in plain text in MS Word. This year they will have MathType and MathPlayer on their laptops and many of them will use NVDA (1/3 of them) or JAW (1/6 of them). Since MathType can easily translate TeX into MathML, I am considering teaching them the basics of writing math in TeX so all their work could be read in Nemeth on a braille display.
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>Thanks for considering this and for investing your time in sharing answers!
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>Gratefully,
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>Tim
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>Tim Fahlberg
>Math and Computer Science Teacher
>NaviLens Accessibility Project Coordinator
>Wisconsin School for the Blind and Visually Impaired
>1700 W. State St.
>Janesville, WI 53546
>Phone: 1-608-628-5858 - Cell
>Email: tim.fahlberg at wcbvi.k12.wi.us
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