[nabs-l] Writing math equa

[Helga Schreiber]

Hi, I just wanted to ask you, do you mean that you don't know Nemeth Braille or Literary Braille? Just wondering. But if it is the Nemeth Braille, I would suggest you to do if you don't know it, in order to write your math equations, you can ave a math tutor or someone who is good in the formulas to read yu the formulas and then you can type or write them in your own words so that you can read them or listen to them with JAWS. For instance, instead of having the equation in numbers, you can have them in words, like twenty x plus two B times three C equals ... This is just a suggestion  since when  i took Pre-Calculous one year ago in my college, I use Nemeth Braille, but in order to solve the problems I dictated them or wrote them in print while  I was dictating my answers. And actually my print writing was not so good! LOL! And the reason I wrote in Print is because I know how to write in print since I use to write when I was low vision before I lost my sight. In fact, I forgot to ask you, do you know how to write in Print? Just curious! By the way, guys, what do you think she should do about this matter? Just owndering since I don't know if my suggestion is the right one. Hope to hear form you soon. Thanks so much and God bless!

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> On Mar 9, 2015, at 2:04 AM, Elif Emir Öksüz via nabs-l <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> As some of you can remember, I’m taking a statistic course now, and
> I’ll take many of them. My university has no knowledge about providing
> accessible books. They believe that single pdf is accessible. I can
> deal with it for all other courses, but not statistic.
> I need the equations and tables. They tried to write the equations.
> Jaws can read it as a whole but I can’t navigate in it. I copied an
> example here but since it is a picture or something like that, it
> doesn't paste.
> 
> I don’t know braille yet. So guys what do you do with these kind of
> things? How does your school provide you an accessible version of
> these kind of equations?
> Please let me know your ways, I desperately need a solution ASAP, and
> my school wants me to find my own solution. They don’t have much idea.
> 
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