

Make math and science course content accessible with YuJa Panorama’s built-in accessibility engine.
YuJa Panorama’s powerful Math and Science Accessibility Engine improves the accessibility and usability of math and science-based course materials, helping ensure all students can engage with content regardless of their learning needs.
Provide multi-modal support by enabling users to have math and science equations read aloud using screen readers. This includes equations embedded within documents, presented as images, or integrated into other digital formats.
YuJa Panorama supports diverse formats, including LaTeX, Math Text, and ClearSpeak. Instructors can create content in standard formats such as DOC, DOCX, PPT, PPTX, PDF, and HTML, and students can download materials in the format that best suits their needs.
YuJa Panorama allows students to extract and convert equations from a dozen different image types, including printed math equations, chemical diagrams, tables, short answer questions, handwritten text, multiple choice questions, and more.
Convert math equations in documents into MP3 audio files or clear text, translating numbers and symbols into spoken words for enhanced comprehension. YuJa Panorama supports both printed and handwritten equations, making content more accessible to visually impaired and auditory learners.
Convert documents with math equations into MathML format with HTML files, providing an accessible solution for embedding math equations directly into HTML pages and ensuring compatibility across platforms and devices.
“The enthusiasm, the support, the fact that YuJa is always there if we have a problem, the innovation, customer support and friendliness – I can tell there’s passion for the work and that YuJa actually cares about accessibility. That makes a huge difference.”
Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) is one of the country’s leading regional universities. The institution was newer to the ed-tech accessibility realm when Lisa Friesen, the institution’s Director for the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, was introduced to YuJa through a colleague at another regional university in Oklahoma.
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