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#CSUN16 Audio: Pearson Makes Math More Accessible for the Visually Impaired
In this Blind Bargains audio, Joe talks with Sam Dooley about an [accessible equation editor]( http://accessibility.pearson.com/mathex-app/) that allows a student using NVDA with Firefox to type math equations in Nemeth Braille that can be seen by a sighted teacher. There are many more possibilities to explore with this technology, and other screen reader/browser combinations are being looked into.
Find our conference coverage and weekly podcast on our audio page, and discover how to access our content from your mobile devices by visiting our apps page.
Blind Bargains audio coverage of CSUN 2016 is generously sponsored by the American Foundation for the Blind.
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In this Blind Bargains audio, Joe talks with Sam Dooley about an [accessible equation editor]( http://accessibility.pearson.com/mathex-app/) that allows a student using NVDA with Firefox to type math equations in Nemeth Braille that can be seen by a sighted teacher. There are many more possibilities to explore with this technology, and other screen reader/browser combinations are being looked into.
Find our conference coverage and weekly podcast on our audio page, and discover how to access our content from your mobile devices by visiting our apps page.
Blind Bargains audio coverage of CSUN 2016 is generously sponsored by the American Foundation for the Blind.