[NFBCS] I need a math whiz to help me with a professor

[Doug Lee]

Even more generally, I'd first ask what the professor is using to generate such materials, then see if that
is or can be rendered into something accessible. LaTeX is what my profs often used in college, lo those many
years ago. :) But I'm pretty sure that other alternatives are in common use now that can be presented in
text form.

On Mon, Jun 26, 2023 at 12:45:37PM -0400, NFBCS mailing list wrote:
   Hi,

   I suggest simply using LaTex. it provides a way to read and understand
   math in a markdown language and is used pretty widely. This is also
   something that is not specialized for blind people, so you can
   communicate via LaTex with all kinds of people. More importantly, you
   can use LaTex in blog articles, many forums, etc.

   HTH,

   On 6/26/2023 12:41 PM, Gary Wunder via NFBCS wrote:

   A friend from my high school class is a professor and she asks me this
   question: do you have a recommendation for software to make
   mathematical expressions, formulas and/or graphs accessible to seeing
   impaired students?


   Thanks for giving me contacts.


   Warmly,


   Gary


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