Spoken Mathematics on the Web

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Duration: 59:43
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Turn up your speakers and listen to ChromeVox, a screen reader for Chrome, read all kinds of mathematics on the web. David and Volker will walk through the technical underpinnings, the user interaction, and the developer API that powers this new feature. As a developer, you will be able to customize reading of your own math content and make your content work for eyes free users.



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