[nfbcs] Ideas for creating accessible UML diagrams

[Littlefield, Tyler]

I have never heard of a fully accessible way to handle this. There have 
been attempts and all sorts of ideas floating around, but nothing 
totally concrete.
The best solution I think is to try to work out an alternative method 
for presenting these with your professor, at least from what I've gathered.

  On 9/18/2013 11:40 AM, Jordyn Castor wrote:
> Hey all,
> I am in a CS course right now where we are doing UML diagrams. We are creating them as well as interpreting them. We are also required to use  a piece of software to create them in the future. I can't think of what this software is called right now, but what strategies have you all used to deal with these diagrams?
> Is there an accessible piece of software for creating these?
> Thanks,
> Jordyn
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