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ViewPoints 1123 6-8-11 Doing science with low vision

Viewers and Converters for Microsoft Office aplications can be found by going to the URL:
www.office.microsoft.com
and performing a search for the word "viewer" or "converter".
Viewers and converters for both MAC and Windows PCs can be downloaded.

Science books can be obtained from the following resources:

Bookshare:
www.bookshare.org
National Library Service (NLS):
www.nlsbard.loc.gov
Learning Ally:
www.learningally.org

Home page for the Intel® International Science and Engineering Fair® :
www.societyforscience.org/isef

Accessible software tools for performing symbolic math, numerical math, and other applications of interest to scientists can be found at:

Maple:
www.maplesoft.com
Matlab:
www.mathworks.com
Mathematica:
www.wolfram.com
Maxima (free): (descendant of MIT’s Macsyma):
http://maxima.sourceforge.net
Program and script for performing symbolic math on the PacMate:
www.pacmategear.com
go to the "Custom scripts" link and look for "qdCAS Accessible"