[Pibe-division] Accessible Graphing Calculator, Duxbury with Scientific N...

[EricGuillory at aol.com]

Sally,
 
You and I both! I like and respect Susan O, but, truth-to-tell, she is the  
only person with whom I have ever spoken who has given the AGC a positive  
rating. I think that, for the purpose of creating tactile graphics, it comes 
 down to a high-quality reader with an understanding of mathematics and the 
 requisite terminology, tactile graph paper, Wikki Stix, and other low-tech 
 tools. As tech savvy as I am and I know your son is, that isn't always the 
most  feasible solution. 
 
As for the utilization of Sci Notebook with DBT: I personally have not done 
 so and have gotten mixed reviews from those who have. It is certainly 
doable,  but I think patience and proofreading are in order if you undertake it.
 
I look forward to continued discussion on this vital issue.
 
EG
 
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 10/6/2011 11:13:25 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
seacknit at gmail.com writes:

I am interested in finding an accessible graphing  calculator solution that 
really works.  It has to be useful even without  a Tiger Embosser. Also, 
does anyone use Scientific notebook with Duxbury to  create math problems for 
kids?  How does it work?  Would you  recommend it?
 
Thanks.
 
Sally  Thomas


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