Math in digital content at U-M is required to meet digital accessibility standards and provide equitable access for people with disabilities.
If you create or distribute slides, quizzes, or documents that include math equations and expressions, you have a responsibility to support digital accessibility.
Understand Math Accessibility
Learn about markup languages, output formats, and workflows for creating accessible math.
Tools for Math Accessibility
- Canvas Equation Editor for editing math within Canvas Pages
- Panorama for converting math files in Canvas
- Microsoft Equation Editor for editing math in DOC or PPT
- MathPix free tool for converting math screenshots and files (usage limits apply)
- Screen Reader Setup for Accessible Math
Training Pathways
- Creating Accessible Digital STEM Materials (Indiana U Canvas)
The following resources are technical:
- Accessible Math Project - Introduction to accessible math with compilation of tools and techniques
- Effective Practices for Description of Science Content - Math Equations (National Center for Accessible Media)
- MathML Specification (W3C) - Guidance, documentation, and resources
Get Help
- Contact us if you need additional support
- Visit Office Hours for live feedback
- Attend an upcoming event or training