Math paper vs ArithmeType

Do math independently without a pencil.  A perfect way for people with any motor challenges. Math Paper allows you to simply touch the screen and do your math by providing all the numbers, symbols, and operations you need. And, thanks to its intuitive and gorgeous interface, it will let all your work look good! Math Paper is great for beginning math and advanced math.... with special settings to support your own particular needs. It's an amazing tool for school and learning! Built using principles of Universal Design A great alternative for anyone who uses an iPad in school or work. Amazing alternative access for people with motoric disabilities or struggling learners. Read what the experts are saying....... QUOTES Panther products are not just thoughtful and uniquely creative. They also reflect an expectation that young learners will succeed in ways that may have seemed impossible before. It's rare that products show this kind of respect for its users. -Alan Brightman Vice President, Global Accessibility, Yahoo! “These apps are precisely the kind of solutions that work in a Universally Designed Learning environment. They provide support for those that need it and are easily adjusted up or down as skills develop. Most importantly, the learner can be the one to adjust the supports. Placing the student in the driver’s seat to adjust the presentation in a way they “can” interact with the materials is very empowering. -Karen Gorman, Assistive Technology Evaluation Coordinator D 75, NYC DOE If you think iPad Technology is amazing, wait until you see what you can do with Panther apps. Students with output or physical challenges finally have cool new options for success! -Karen Janowski, Assistive Technology Consultant, Newton, Massachusetts

Simplified math typing with no complicated searching for characters. Popups keep users oriented on the home screen, thereby avoiding confusing screen changes. Symbols covers arithmetic through calculus. Compatible with any website or app that allows screen changes. The keyboard is accessible with VoiceOver, Switch Access, and Eye Gaze. Early learners can benefit from removable section covers, keeping attention on relevant math symbols.