[BlindMath] Accessibility of Latex to PDF

Joseph C. Lininger joe at pcdesk.net
Mon Jan 11 20:42:14 UTC 2021


The PDFs are not all that accessible in my opinion, but if you're 
comfortable reading the LaTeX you could use that. That's what I did for 
linear algebra.
Joe

On 1/10/2021 6:58 PM, nspohn0--- via BlindMath wrote:
> Hi All,
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> In my Matrices class this semester, the professor creates the quizzes and
> exams by typing  them in latex and convert to pdf. In previous math courses,
> I receive my math and science quizzes/exams in a word doc and have
> everything typed in MathType. I write my work in Latex. Does anyone know if
> this method my professor is describing is accessible? I have never done math
> in this way. I am a Jaws user and I would appreciate any tips with
> navigating and accessing PDFs in this format.
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> Thank You,
>
> Nick
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