[nfbcs] accessible reference management software

[Currin, Kevin]

Hi Nikita,

In my experience, using LaTeX alongside BibTeX is the only completely accessible reference management option for screenreader users. This is unfortunate because the learning curve is high. I briefly tried endnote, zotero, and mendely, and found endnote to be more accessible than either mendeley or zotero. Take this with a grain of salt however, because I already new LaTeX and quickly switched over to LaTeX/BibTeX when I encountered accessibility issues with endnote/zotero/mendeley. Others likely have additional suggestions. 

Kevin
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Subject: [nfbcs] accessible  reference management software

Hello everyone.
What are the variants for accessible  reference management software?
I'm interested in applications such as  Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote and the like that are accessible for screenreaders.
Which of the products in this class meet these requirements?
Sincerely, Nikita.
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