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Mathematical Braille Translation Program

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  1. MATHTYPE FOR WINDOWS MathType for Windows is a mathematics editing program which, used in combination with the MathType Tiger Style Package, functions as a mathematical braille translation program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. It can be used by teachers with no knowledge of braille to create braille instructional materials for blind students. The program includes several styles users can choose for authoring documents that contain equations, and the MathType Tiger Style Package pr...[More Information]

  2. MEGAMATH MegaMath is a mathetmatical braille translation program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This add-on to the MegaDots braille translation program (see separate entry) can be used to produce math from simple arithmetic to advanced calculus in Nemeth code. Menus let the user choose from several notation systems for entering fractions, geometry symbols and shapes, algebra, and integrals, with shortcuts provided for common math symbols. Users can also create their own...[More Information]

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