Category: Accessibility for Math

Why use Microsoft Word with blind math students?

by busynessgirl | Jun 27, 2020 | Accessibility, Accessibility for Math | 0 |

How do you write mathematical documents like problem sets, quizzes, and tests so that a student...

Learning to Screencast – Training Videos

by busynessgirl | Jun 16, 2019 | Accessibility, Accessibility for Math, Communicating Math, eLearning, Learning Design, Lecture Capture, Teaching Math Online | 0 |

I’ve just set up a new Microsoft Surface, and as a learning exercise, I recorded every...

Math Graphs for the Blind

by busynessgirl | Nov 19, 2011 | Accessibility, Accessibility for Math, Teaching Math | 0 |

If I had to produce tactile graphs for the visually-impaired, or have such a student produce a...

ADA and Hyperlinks

by busynessgirl | Aug 17, 2010 | Accessibility, Accessibility for Math, Teaching | 0 |

You know how sometimes you let a question linger in the background until one day you decide to...

3-D Function Machine

by busynessgirl | Sep 22, 2008 | Accessibility for Math, Calculus (MV), Conference Travels, Teaching Math | 0 |

Last spring break, I traveled to NKU and ICTCM. Andy Long, a mathematician at NKU, generously gave me a home for a few days while at NKU, and on the last night he confessed that he had a “Function Machine” in his...

Site for Teaching Math to the Visually Impaired

by busynessgirl | Sep 22, 2008 | Accessibility, Accessibility for Math, Teaching Math | 0 |

I want to point you to a collection of resources for teaching the visually impaired. The site Teaching Math to Visually Impaired Students is put up by Susan Osterhaus, who has been teaching math to the blind and visually...