[BlindMath] How to Study Math Content Independently?

[Mohamed Fayed]

Thank you all so much for your replies,

Regarding the format I use of the book, I have tried both ePUB and Word. Both have the same notation!

Thank you Jonathon for the suggestion of quarto. It would be very useful to me. And sorry for the wrong statement I mentioned. I was just seeing everyone in the community working with LaTeX and have never seen anyone uses different software for paper writing at least.

For istemai.com <http://istemai.com/>, that would be very useful. I gave it a try before, it was not the best for reading math on Mac OS as you mentioned, but it would be very nice if I can use my iPhone for that task. It seams promising.

Thank you all again so much, 

Mohamed E. Fayed 



> On 16 Jan 2023, at 6:13 AM, Sukriti Suri <surisukriti29 at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Hello Muhammad.  If you want to read math content independantly, please have a look at ISTEM portal @:
> portal.istemai.com
> 
>  <https://portal.istemai.com/register>portal.istemai.com <https://portal.istemai.com/register>	 <https://portal.istemai.com/register>
> It will not be helpful if you have a book from bookshare. Rather you should get a PDF which might be inaccessible completely but can be shared. With the help of this portal, you will be able to convert that inaccessible PDF into an accessible HTML file.
> PROCESS:
> First create account on the portal
> Secondly, go to document accessibility service
> Then choose 'convert a document'
> After that, upload file from whichever location you have saved it.
> Then on the question of whether the doc contains math content, choose 'yes'
> Further, choose output format of the document to be HTML
> Let the file convert and you will get the accessible format on your registered e-mail ID. Note that with VoiceOver on mac, the output file is not working propperly; use JAWS to read the same. Otherwise, if you use IPhone, it will be very much accessible there with voiceOver.
> Feel free to revert in case of any further issue.