[Promotion-technology] Fwd: [CSUN 2008] Making Math Accessible

[David Andrews]

>
> >>> <steven at dessci.com> 1/3/2005 8:08 PM >>>
>Dear CSUN 2008 Conference Attendee:
>
>While at CSUN, we invite you to learn more about how Design Science 
>is actively working with the accessibility community to support math 
>accessibility in assistive technology products, instructional 
>content, and assessments so that math can be more accessible to all 
>students. Since this is the first CSUN conference since math was 
>made an official part of DAISY, we expect a lot of interest in math 
>accessibility. Come and hear about all the exciting developments 
>that are making accessible math a reality for your students.
>
>We invite you to attend four sessions presented by Design Science 
>staff during the CSUN conference:
>* Thursday, March 13, 1:50 PM, BLV-2033, Life Cycle of a DAISY Book 
>with Math: From Authoring to Players. Panel session including Neil 
>Soiffer. Marriott Scottsdale room.
>* Thursday, March 13, 3:10 PM, OTH-2005, Promising Practices In Math 
>Accessibility at the Postsecondary Level. Presented by Steve Noble. 
>Marriott Scottsdale room.
>* Friday, March 14, 3:10 PM, OTH-3000, A Standard to Enable AT 
>Interaction with Specialized Content. Panel session including Neil 
>Soiffer. Marriott Boston room.
>* Saturday, March 15, 12:30 PM, K12-1007, Technology Solutions to 
>Help Struggling Readers Be Successful in Math. Co-Presented by Steve 
>Noble. Marriott Scottsdale room.
>
>Also, please visit us at booth #330 to see the accessibility 
>features of MathPlayer and MathType and learn more about the work we 
>are doing in math accessibility.
>
>If you simply can't wait to find out about our current work in this 
>exciting area, please visit our web site at 
><http://www.dessci.com/accessibility/,>http://www.dessci.com/accessibility/, 
>and be sure to sign up for our new Making Math Accessible blog at 
><http://www.dessci.com/en/reference/blogs.htm.>http://www.dessci.com/en/reference/blogs.htm.
>
>We're looking forward to meeting you in Los Angeles!
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Steve Noble
>Director of Accessibility Policy
>steven at dessci.com
><http://www.dessci.com/accessibility>www.dessci.com/accessibility
>~ Makers of MathType, MathFlow, MathPlayer, WebEQ, Equation Editor, TexAide ~

David Andrews and white cane Harry.