The Access2Science web site provides articles and links on accessibility of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Its purpose is to provide practical information to people with print disabilities and to their friends, parents, and teachers.
The editors invite papers and welcome appropriate articles from anyone. The list of editors and editorial policies are given on the Editorial Information and Policies page.
This page has links to accessible, mostly mainstream, free books, articles, tutorials, and other STEM content.
This page has articles on accessible techniques for reading and authoring math, reading math on the web, and converting documents to web files. There are articles on braille math, on accessing graphics, and on embossing methods. And there are links to meetings and sites with information about educational and professional services and activities for people with disabilities.
This page has articles, tables of symbols, and links to information about MathML and Latex, the two predominant computer languages for math today.
Presently this section is small. There is a link below to a Rumanian translation of "Introduction to DotsPlus" and several tables giving translations of English math vocabulary. Additional articles are very welcome.
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