Graphical answer

The graphic answer type aims to allow questions with an answer requiring the student to draw something on a canvas instead of selecting an option or writing an algebraic expression. With this feature, students will be able to draw points, lines, circles, conic sections, and more, and the new evaluation criteria will do the rest!

Besides, it's also possible to add statistical graphs to a short-answer question type and ask students to answer by interacting with the dynamic graph. The following statistical representations are available: bar chart, line chart and pie chart.

On the other hand, you can also use the sketch to require students to use the handwriting tool to provide the solution. There is a minimal tolerance for slightly inaccurate answers set by default, but you can adjust it by clicking on Validation options.

Tip

To learn more about how to create sketch questions, see its dedicated page.