Many times, teachers want to see student work associated with their assessment. There are a few ways this can be done with Otus Advanced Assessments, including ways that are best for remote learning and in person learning. Below is a list of the options, followed by a link to the article that contains more detailed directions on how to use each.
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Showing work with free-hand writing or typing directly into Otus on a per-item basis:
Question Type: Drawing
Provides work space directly within the item that includes options like a line tool and protractor, as well as free-hand writing or drawing.
Question type: Math Essay with Rich Text (best for math assessments)
Students are given space to type out their work using a wide variety of math symbols and operations.
Submitting an image of a work page used for the entire assessment:
Question type: File Upload
Students can attach a picture of their work by uploading an image, or taking a live picture with their device's camera.
Question type: Image Annotation Upload
Students can attach a picture of their work by uploading an image.
Physically turning in a work page used for the entire assessment (when taking the assessment in the classroom):
Use a pre-built work page - students can show their work on a work page designed for the specific assessment. They can then turn in the work page for the teacher to reference while grading the assessment.
