[BlindMath] Tips for authoring accessible math/STEM

[Romack, Justin]

Howdy all!

I’m getting an increasing number of requests to develop accessible math content – but even more interest for our faculty to develop accessible versions of their own content. Woohoo!

But here’s where I’m stuck: What would you recommend when authors are using LaTeX and want their output to offer accessible markup for blind/VI and other AT users?

Most of this work will be done to avoid PDFs in general and many of our faculty use Canvas – but I want solutions that can support Canvas environments as well as individual faculty websites, distributable documents, etc.

What advice would you offer?

Grateful to each of you!

Take good care,
J

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