Drawing Interaction
This question type allows the learner to freely sketch their answer on a given preconfigured drawing area. As author, you can specify objects, tables, text elements or a background image to solve the task. This question type is realized by integrating GeoGebra-App Notes.
A licence is required to use this question type.
This question type must be assessed manually. You can check the drawn answer and assess the task within the assessment tool.
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Question & Answer Tab
Question definition | Describe any requirements for the answer to be sketched by the participant. You can also use Variables in this question type to make the task more flexible. |
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Question type | Tasks of the drawing question type can be converted into other question types. More information on this function can be found on Change question type |
Points | Determine the maximum number of points possible in the assessment of this question. |
How to configure the drawing area in the Answers section.
Size of Drawing Area | Set the dimensions of the drawing area. If you do not want to change the values, the default size of 600 px width and 300 px height is set. |
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Update Size | If you have done size changes, you can update the drawing area that is displayed by clicking on this button. The size of the drawing area displayed in the editor corresponds to the later size in the participant view of the test. |
Reset Template | This button clears the entire drawing area. To undo individual, most recent changes, you can use the back arrow in the drawing area. |
Configure Drawing Area | The displayed drawing area allows you to configure the questions for the participants. In this way, you can upload a background graphic, for example, on which the participants have to mark areas or add objects. Similarly, you can provide coordinate systems, tables or other templates to help participants sketch their answers. Objects, such as a background graphic, that you add to the drawing area, are shown to the participants and can be edited. If you do not want to change the objects during the test procedure, you can fix them in place. To do this, use the function fix object in the context menu. The context menu is accessible by using the right mouse button. |
Sample Tasks