Mathematics, Engineering, and other STEM fields often use LaTex software to create accurate equations for printed and digital documents. Native LaTex is not very accessible.

eCampus Ultra can accept LaTex code for equations and will generate usable MathML for the web page which is accessible. Creating pages (called documents) inside eCampus using LaTex code will generate accessible web pages for students.

While LaTex can generate a PDF, the software cannot create accessible PDF documents (exams, homework, handouts, etc.). To make accessible PDF output in LaTex, you must add an accessible package and complete other functions

Here are some resources to help make LaTex accessible if you make complete documents using the LaTex editor:

How to Use LaTeX for Accessible Math in PDFs - The Accessibility Guy (Video and text)

LaTeX - Digital Accessibility | University of South Carolina (Website)

How to create accessible documents with LaTeX. (Detailed PDF)

CTAN LaTex Accessibility Package (Package to add to LaTex)

The ‘accessibility’ package for tagged PDF documents (Instructions for using CTAN (PDF))