Design Science MathPlayer™ enables Microsoft Internet Explorer to display mathematical notation in web pages. It is based on MathML technology.
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@autumnc No, because we moved from McConnell AFB! Not too many hills there either. They loved the snow both places.
@dkgartmann We are part of that panel as well, and will have an important announcement. Watch news.dessci.com
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MathPlayer 3 is now available for download. It's free. For a list of
what's new in MathPlayer, see bit.ly/12C0ETe
@EHCliffe @rdzien @juamei MathPlayer is unable to support IE10 because of IE bugs. See "Changes in MathPlayer 3.0": dessci.com/en/products/mathp…
RT @accessiblemath: US DoED affirms educational institutions' obligation to make content and technology accessible. http://bit.ly/k2fMab
RT @AccessibleMath Design Science and ETS receive grant to boost math accessibility in the classroom. http://bit.ly/lwj3yO
@KevinChao89 @jcsteh MathPlayer 3 will have braille support. The problem is getting screen readers to ask for it. How about it NVDA?
@KevinChao89 @jcsteh Were going to be working on navigation over the next year. Send us your suggestions!
@dennisrivard @brianrivard MathML in HTML5 is necessary for math accessibility. See http://bit.ly/dbJWAU and http://bit.ly/aPqL60
@jcsteh Great to see you looking into math accessibility for NVDA. What's wrong with MathPlayer's Interfaces?