[BlindRUG] Jamovi and NVDA ?

[Gjalt-Jorn Peters]

Hey everybody,

jamovi is an Electron app (like e.g. MS Teams), which means it's 
basically a webpage wrapped in a very thin browser (kind of). This means 
the screenreader potential should be considerable - if Electron supports 
that. I can put your colleague in touch with the jamovi developers if 
they want? I'm sure they'd like to fix any inaccessibility issues (I 
don't check this email account often; if you would like me to do 
something, maybe better to mail me at gjalt-jorn.peters at ou.nl).

Kind regards,

Gjalt-Jorn


On 2024-09-23 21:12, Esteban Montenegro via BlindRUG wrote:
> Hi Tristan,
>
> I haven't found any good add-on or resource to make JAMOVI more screen 
> reader friendly. Our DRS office actually have had problems with 
> JAMOVI. I would say your friend
> could be better if he or she embraces R in their course.
>
> Thanks, Tristan.
>
> On Mon, Sep 23, 2024 at 11:35 AM Tristan HAUTE via BlindRUG 
> <blindrug at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>
>     Dear colleagues
>     > One of my colleagues has a blind student in one of his courses on
>     > quantitative methods in political science. He uses Jamovi and the
>     > student uses NVDA.
>     > I myself use NVDA and a BBook (I use R with RGui directly). I test
>     > Jamovi but  I have the impression that Jamovi is not very
>     accessible
>     > for a blind person. I haven't really found any resources online and
>     > I'd like to ask you if you have any document or advice.
>     > Thank you in advance.
>     > Sincerely
>
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