[Athen] accessible calculator for linear regression

[Ron]

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Ron

On Thursday, September 25, 2014, Robert Beach <rbeach at kckcc.edu> wrote:


>  Hi all,

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> I have two visually impaired students in college algebra.  They need to

> use an accessible calculator for linear regression problems.  The

> instructor said they generally give directions based on either the TI 83 or

> 84 models, but students can use whatever they have.

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> Any ideas that would fit this bill?  Thanks.

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> Robert Lee Beach

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> Assistive Technology Specialist

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> Kansas City Kansas Community College

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> 7250 State Avenue

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> Kansas City, KS  66112

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> 913-288-7671

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> rbeach at kckcc.edu <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','rbeach at kckcc.edu');>

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