# flow charts?

Category: Cram Session

## Post 1 by Reyami (I've broken five thousand! any more awards going?) on Wednesday, 16-Dec-2015 8:12:37

For those of you in classes where high school teachers or professors use a lot of these charts, how do you or your TVI's make them accessible? Speaking here from a totally blind student's perspective. i have a very, very good psychology professor, but am not sure how to help him help me, if that makes any sense, since all of this was done for me in high school. I should have been taught how to do this kind of thing so I could explain how accessibility staff can make charts and graphs useful for me.
Speaking of accessibility services, I would like to be able to give suggestions to them, as they haven't had a completely blind student before now. Suggestions I have been given thus far are:
put information from the flow chart in list format
use an excel spreadsheet
and,
create a table in Microsoft word
If anyone has other ideas, please, feel free to share them. I want to be prepared as much as possible for this in future, as I have this professor again next semester for a class on the psychology of death and dying. thanks.

## Post 2 by Smiling Sunshine (I've now got the bronze prolific poster award! now going for the silver award!) on Wednesday, 16-Dec-2015 13:24:33

Psychology of Death and Dying? Good lord that sounds depressing. Sorry. (smile)
Anyway, these sound like good ideas. Honestly, I'm not quite sure what exactly a flow chard is so I'm not sure how to give good advice.
My mom is a super visual person and loves crap like that so when I talk with her later, I'll get a good description of a flo chart and hopefully come up with some good ideas.

## Post 3 by Reyami (I've broken five thousand! any more awards going?) on Wednesday, 16-Dec-2015 18:17:32

Thanks for the feedback, would love to hear more from you in future on this matter.

## Post 4 by Reyami (I've broken five thousand! any more awards going?) on Monday, 14-Mar-2016 18:50:30

No flow charts, but a few graphs. Today's sets of graphs dealt with the dying trajectory and one other thing I can't remember. I have the tactile picture-maker from American Printing House. can anyone give me pointers on exactly how to use that to make graphs? not just the X and Y axes, but the representation for different pieces of data, too.