[NABS-L] taking an online math course in college

[Vejas Vasiliauskas]

Hi Ana,
I took math last year. I never had the online experience, but I do have some knowledge of using Braille only some of the time.
My Disability Services ordered the math textbook before the course started: I'm not sure how far ahead of time. However, I would have the Disability Services read me the tests, as there was no transcriber and I do not like math in electronic format. 
So if you prefer Braille as I do, maybe you could try to see if they can order the textbook ahead of time, even if they don't have good transcribing facilities.
 

Vejas Vasiliauskas
Secretary and Treasurer of California Association of Blind Students
Phone: 3102653949
Email: alpineimagination at gmail.com

> On Mar 18, 2018, at 19:36, Ana Martinez via NABS-L <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> hi all, I would like some advice. so next semester I'll be taking an algebra course. although the class is face to face, the professor does everything online. we have an online math book and all the tests and assignments are online. I can't really see how accessible the course will be because I won't have access to the online course until next semester. personally, I learn better when I have things in braille, specially math. I don't think braille is going to be an option next semester, specially because of the course format. I'm just looking for some suggestions, or what has worked for some of you in the past, as far as taking an online math course and doing algebra in the computer.
> thanks!
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