[ARCHIVED] chisel ID in quizes

[pbailes]

Hi everyone. Hoping for some advice. ive uploaded this image to a quiz. Is it possible to write in the boxes on the image. I beleave this sort of quiz is yet to be added to canvas. 

Hope that makes sense on what im wanting to do.

Thank you fir any advice.

Paul.

[Steve_Watts · Accepted solution]

Hi  @pbailes ‌

It's not possible to create the question exactly as you've described where the students write directly onto the diagram but an alternative that would work in the same way would be to have text boxes underneath or next to the image where students type their answers. You could create this as a "Fill in multiple blanks" question:
How do I create a Fill-in-Multiple-Blanks quiz question? 

Include the labels 1, 2, 3 etc as part of the image and embed the image within the question details. You would then add the appropriate number of blanks in the body of the question, one blank for each label in the image, and specify the answer that students should enter for each label. This is how it looks when creating the question:

(I created this as a table in the rich text editor with the image in one table cell and the text in the other cell, simply to make it fit easily in one screenshot)

When students take the quiz, they're presented with text boxes next to the image where they can enter the labels:

[pbailes]

Thank you very much. All sorted.

[pbailes]

Thank you very much. All sorted.

[baldwinsh]

We would also like something like the Chisel ID example, but with sentence diagramming.  While this alternative that has been described in the thread works it is not ideal.  We tried the hot spot option, but you can only have one hot spot per question and we want multiple hot spots.  Where can I go to make this suggestion/request? Being able to drag and drop multiple responses into categories or drag words from a word bank and put them in the correct place on an image would be awesome additions to Canvas.