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Tools for Creating Accessible Math Content
My own maintained list of free and/or open-source tools for creating accessible math content. It remains a work in progress, but you may find it useful for creating your own accessible content, or even just understanding what tools are available to you.
Based on work originally started in a working group with Steven Clontz, Lilly Webster, and myself at the Doenet 2026 Community Workshop.
Recent Posts
Accessible Authoring Pipelines and My Workflow for Fall 2026
Presentation of an abstract accessible note authoring pipeline, with my specific workflow provided as an example of one such approach. This model provides a good introduction to the philosophy shared by many accessible content pipelines.
Review of DoenetML VSCode Extension
A review and first impressions of the VSCode DoenetML Extension, an excellent addition to both DoenetML and VSCode workflows for creating accessible mathematical content for students and public outreach.
Doenet Workshop 2026 Show and Tell
Overview of my Show and Tell from the end of the Doenet 2026 Community Workshop and some general notes about the workshop. Includes a quick demonstration of accessibility and Doenet tools, including a Python CVD Simulator, the Doenet Spreadsheet component as a work-around for advanced mathematical formulas, and a scaffolded proof for students to complete which reformats and constructs itself as students provide each step. They can transcribe it to have a neat, final version in their notes.