Supporting Accessible Math & Science Content

Supporting Accessible Math & Science Content

Creating accessible equations, formulas, and scientific notation is an important part of ensuring all learners can fully engage with course materials. If you’re looking for reliable tools to help make your math, chemistry, and STEM content more accessible, here are several great options to explore:

Recommended Tools & Resources

• Equation Editor in D2L Brightspace – A built-in tool for creating accessible equations directly in your course.
• Microsoft Word: Equations & Formulas – Use Word’s equation features to build accessible math content that works well with screen readers.
• Microsoft OneNote: Math Assistant – Handwrite equations and convert them to digital, accessible formats with OneNote’s Math Assistant.
• TextHelp EquatIO – A powerful math-creation tool. (It’s integrated into D2L Brightspace on your campus.)
• CUNY Library Accessibility Toolkit for Math Equations – A helpful guide with best practices and examples to get you started.

If you have questions about accessible teaching content feel free to reach out to the Office of Online Learning or Accessibility Resources!