Important Notes: If you plan to use the “One Year” versions of either/both InftyReader and/or ChattyInfty, you must download the “One Year” version(s) demo(s). If you plan to use the “Standard” versions of either/both InftyReader and/or ChattyInfty, you must download the “Standard” version(s) demo(s). General information about InftyReader Difference between “Standard” and “One Year” versions What’s [...]
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Reference Documents: InftyReader: An OCR System for Math Documents (115 KB Word Document) Important InftyReader User Guidelines (243 KB Word document) About InftyReader: InftyReader is an Optical Character Recognition (OCR) application that recognizes and translates image-based scientific documents (including math symbols) into LaTeX, MathML and XHTML. InftyReader can recognize tables including math expressions in the [...]
Note 1: All of the black and white (binary) images below were scanned at 600 DPI. Note 2: It took InftyReader only three (3) minutes to scan, OCR and convert all 12 PNG images below into MathML files. If your office of disability services is manually creating MAthML files from printed textbooks InftyReader can save [...]
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University of Virginia Press Release CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., The Virginia Department of Education has awarded faculty members in the University of Virginia’s Curry School of Education teacher education program and colleagues in UVA’s College of Arts & Sciences two grants to support Virginia elementary and secondary teachers of science and mathematics. One trio will seek to boost [...]
A hands-on approach to STEM engages students, but how does project-based learning connect with standardized testing? By Greg Thompson 04/30/14 Whether it’s a paper airplane or a robot that walks, kids have always wanted to create functional objects with their own two hands. These days, many educators are channeling that natural urge to build with [...]
By NPR Staff Samuel Habib, seen here at 3 years old, sits in his supportive corner chair in class. Samuel, who has cerebral palsy, is now 14 and is headed to high school. Dan Habib, Samuel’s father, is an advocate for inclusion and made a film about his son called Including Samuel. This is what [...]
AMSTERDAM, April 22, 2014 /PRNewswire/ – EPUB3, the most advanced eBook format, will provide readers with a more immersive, multi-media eBook experience Elsevier, a world-leading provider of scientific, technical and medical information products and services, will move its new eBooks to EPUB3, becoming the first major STM publisher to commit to the latest, most advanced [...]
by NPR Staff | April 12, 2014 — 2:13 PM Listen to the audio TED The online magazine Ozycovers people, places and trends on the horizon. Co-founder Carlos Watson joins All Things Considered regularly to tell us about the site’s latest discoveries. This week, Watson tells guest host Tess Vigeland about Cedric Villani, a [...]