Let students draw the answer.
Students plot points, draw lines and curves, or build geometric constructions, and their drawing is checked against yours.
What does it do?
Ask students to show their answer on a graph: plot the point, draw the line, sketch the function, or build the construction. Their drawing is checked against yours, with the tolerance you choose.
Who is it for?
Math teachers
Have students draw the answer instead of picking one.
Science instructors
Ask students to build or read a model of the data.
How do I use it?
- Add a graph activity and set up the starting board.
- Choose the drawing tools, axes, range, and snapping.
- Draw the correct answer and how close counts, or grade by hand.
Features
Drawing tools
Number lines, coordinate points, lines and segments, circles, curves, geometric constructions, the unit circle, and function graphs.
Starting board
Set up the board before students start: the grid, axes, range, snapping, and anything already drawn.
Solution matching
Save every correct answer, decide how close counts, and choose whether extra marks are ignored. Or skip the answer key and grade drawings yourself.
Questions
Can more than one construction be correct?
Yes. Save each correct answer, choose how close counts, and decide whether extra marks are ignored.
What if I don’t save a solution?
Then the drawing isn’t graded automatically. Add a rubric item and grade it yourself.
Works with other tools
Use these together in the same course.