[Social-sciences-list] Work arounds in dealing with the SPSSSoftware?

[Christine Szostak]

HI Peter,
  Good luck with the new position!

  I recommend R, or for very basic stats, a program called pipestat or 
sometimes refered to as |stat. Both are free, are available online, and 
fully accessible with JAWS. The only problem  with R is that because it is 
fully based on code that the user writes, stats can sometimes be a bit 
laborious, especially when first learning how to use R. Hope this helps!
Many thanks,
Christine


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Peter Wolfe" <peterqwolfe at gmail.com>
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Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2013 10:24 AM
Subject: [Social-sciences-list] Work arounds in dealing with the 
SPSSSoftware?


> Dear all social science professionals,
>
>
>    What are some strategies or work arounds in dealing with SPSS
> software for the fully blind? I am a user of Window-Eyes but am on the
> way of being trained using JAWS for federal employment. Apparently the
> feds love he JAWS speech  software more, so am going to get additional
> training in that. Thank you all for your ideas and whether I should
> get retrained in Research statistics or not in lue of being tutored
> instead of the unaccessible software at the time. Thank you so much
> for your opinions on this and other things.
>
>
> cordially,
> Peter Q Wolfe, BA
> e-mail: peterqwolfe at gmail.com
> cell: peterqwolfe at gmail.com
>
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