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Guidelines for Accessible Math Documents:
1. Use the equation editor to write all equations in Microsoft Word
3. Be sure to distribute the whole document as you will not be able to properly cut and paste the
equations.Inserting Preset Equations:
Microsoft has several standard equations that you can insert and edit to fit your needs. 1. Click Insert; Equation will be at the far right of the screen
2. Click the arrow directly below Equation; this will open a drop-down menu
3. Choose a preset equation; a box with your equation will appear on the screen.
4. Click the box to open the editor
5. Click elements in the equation to edit/replace them
Creating Unique Equations:
If Microsoft does not have the equation you need, you can create your own.1. Click Insert; Equation will be at the far right of the screen
2. Click Equation; this will add a blank equation box
3. Click the box and use the tools at the top of your screen to create your equation
as a multiplication symbol)4. Click the arrow in the lower-right corner of the equation box; this will open a drop-down menu
5. Click Save as New Equation to save this equation for further use.
a.Note: If you have an equation you use frequently, write it with variables and save it to use as a template
Checking for Accessibility:
1. Click View
2. Click Learning Tools
3. Highlight the equation you would like to check.
4. Click Read Aloud and listen to the equation
Correcting Accessibility:
If you hear a portion of your equation read in an unexpected way, consider another way to write that element:1. For example, b
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Congratulations, you are now able to create accessible math equations.Additional Resources:
1. Contact the Instructional Accessibility Group at Instructional.Accessibility@msudenver.edu
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