Introduction to Graphing
The graphing tool provides a versatile way to explore and analyze mathematical concepts. It supports graphing linear, exponential, and quadratic equations, as well as plotting individual points for custom visualizations. With features like adjustable asymptotes, it offers flexibility and precision, making it suitable for a variety of teaching and learning needs. Use this guide to get started.
Add a Graphing question
1. Click on the blue + button to open the 'Add Item' window
2. Choose Graphing from the Paid Questions list
3. Click the dropdown and choose from linear, quadratic, exponential, or points.
4. Click the graph to plot points to set your answer key. You must plot 2 points to create a line.
To remove a point, simply click the point you would like to remove.
You are also able to drag points even once placed.
Changing the graph type will also change the line.
5. Opening the Graph settings allows you to add up to 4 graphs, as well as toggle on Student settings to manipulate the graph.
If multiple graphs have been added; you will simply click on the graph number to add data.
6. Access the student preview to see how one, or multiple, graphs would look for your students. When a graphing question is added; students will get instructions on how to use the graph.
Adjust question settings
Students will not be able to submit their work without providing an answer
Add a whiteboard style box for your students to showcase their work
Switch scoring method for this question from auto-grading to a rubric based grading.
You can also add hints for your students, and tag the question to standards.
Using the Number Line Feature
The Number Line feature, available under the Graphing question type, is an ideal tool for visual learning and building number sense. It allows students to plot points, inequalities, and intervals right on the number line, providing a dynamic way to explore mathematical concepts. Use this guide to get started.Add a Number Line question
Add a Graphing question type
Click the dropdown and choose Number Line
Click directly on the number line to plot a point.
Clicking on endpoints allows them to change from open to closed points.
Toggle the Left and Right arrow toggles to add arrows
To remove an element, click the point or interval you would like to remove.
Integrated Calculator Experience (Paid Teacher / School & District feature)
Paid Teacher / School & District subscribers will have the option to turn on access to an integrated calculator for their students to use. Click here for full details!