Blind students use adaptive technologies to participate in a chemistry experiment
Most instruments used to measure data for science experiments have a visual component, making it hard for blind students to participate.
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Most instruments used to measure data for science experiments have a visual component, making it hard for blind students to participate.
Most instruments used to measure data for science experiments have a visual component, making it hard for blind students to participate.
(Inside Science) -- Bite-size, candylike 3D models could help students -- especially those with blindness -- visualize molecules with their mouths about as well as they can with their eyes or hands, a new study finds.