#NSFSBIR startup @LearnAlchemie is teaming up with @WileyGlobal to help blind and low-vision students in chemistry. 🧪Alchemie's tools enable the exploration of chemical equations through a keyboard-accessible control panel. 🧪 https://t.co/TxdnI50H9I 📷: Alchemie

If you want access to the App (for free!) reach out to us through the link below 👇 We will follow up afterwards with an access code for you and your students (if you are an instructor). #Mechanisms #Chemistry (4/4) https://t.co/y2kKi9aXJy

This Web tool is less game-based (there are no achievements and visual awards of stars), and more game-inspired (exploration and hypothesis testing is at the core of the user interaction). #GameInspiredLearning (3/4)

In 2025, the unique interactive arrow-pushing interface of the App will be transformed to a new web-based format. Our first release will transform the content of the App to a web platform. Instructors will be able to use this content with their school's learning management

The Mechanisms App was first released in 2018. Created as a part of a National Science Foundation (NSF) project. The app includes 265 puzzles, covering two semesters of organic chemistry. Since its launch, it has been used in hundreds of college classrooms and has had over

Kasi is an alternate interface designed so that ALL students can benefit from multi-sensory learning. Check out the video to see how our computer vision system allows Kasi to give students guidance and feedback as they explore! #InclusiveLearning #STEMEducation

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🚀 No one-size-fits-all solution exists for accessible math learning, but with the right tools, ALL students can succeed in math. Let’s continue to break down barriers and create an inclusive future in education! #MathForAll #EdTech #InclusiveEducation (10/10)

👩‍🏫 Don’t forget teacher training! The more teachers know about using these tools, the more impactful they’ll be for students. Make sure educators are equipped to fully integrate accessible tools into their lessons! #TeacherTools #InclusiveLearning (9/10)

🎒 Curriculum matters, too. When selecting an accessible math tool, ensure it aligns with the student’s grade level and learning objectives. What works for elementary school may not work for advanced high school or college math. #STEM #EdTech (8/10)

🤔 But how do you pick the right accessible math tool? It’s all about the student’s needs! Some might prefer tactile tools like @LearnAlchemie while others might thrive with audio-based platforms. Choose what's best for each learner. #InclusiveEducation (7/10)

🔊 5) Interactive graphing calculators with auditory feedback, like Desmos & ViewPlus, offer real-time results for visually impaired students. They're portable & customizable, but lack tactile feedback for visualizing complex graphs. #EdTech #STEMTools (6/10)

🖥️ 4) Screen reader-compatible math editors like @Microsoft365 Word & MathType Editor allow visually impaired students to engage with math problems via audio narration and braille output. Great for basic math but harder for advanced concepts. #AccessibleEd #STEM (5/10)

📦 3) Next are 3D-printed manipulatives. These tactile objects help students touch and understand geometry and spatial math. The downside? Not everyone has access to a 3D printer. But when available, it's a game-changer! #EdTech #3DPrinting (4/10)

👂 2) Audio-based platforms like Math Melodies & i-Math let students learn math by listening. Perfect for understanding basic math concepts through narration. But for advanced topics like graphs, it can be tricky to rely on audio alone. #MathLearning (3/10)

🔢 1) Multisensory learning tools like @LearnAlchemie make math tactile! Kasi uses physical plastic pieces to let students feel math concepts—perfect for hands-on learners. Whether it's elementary or college math, Kasi opens new doors. #STEM #EdTech (2/10)

👩‍🏫 Inclusive education is key to student success, especially in subjects like math that often rely on visuals. But what if you're visually impaired? Here are 5 innovative accessible math tools helping EVERY student excel: #AccessibleLearning #MathForAll (1/10)

Love this! It's exciting to see our tools in Knewton-Alta! #Accessible #UDL