Solve on paper and upload a photograph of your working.
- Category
- Handwritten and files. A photo, a scan or a file as the answer.
- The student gives
- A file, a photo or a scan
- Marked
- By you
- The prompt carries
- Text, and anything you add
- In the builder
- Now.
- Copy and paste offThis template needs copy and paste.
About handwritten work.
Why this shape
Written on paper, photographed, uploaded: the handwritten answer in the marked, timed attempt, for maths, languages and early years.
An example. Write the answer with your working on paper and photograph it.
What it is
Upload questions take a file as the answer: a photo of handwritten work, a drawing, a document, code, a set of screenshots. The question happens on paper or in another tool and the evidence comes back as a file.
Why it is needed
Not everything can be typed into a box. Working shown on paper, a diagram drawn by hand, a spreadsheet, a repair photographed: these are the real outputs of many subjects, and a quiz that cannot take them tests the wrong thing. The upload shape brings the practical task into the same marked, timed, recorded attempt.
When to use it
Use it for mathematics with working, technical drawing, laboratory results, code and projects, practical trades, and any task where the product is a file. Use the photo shape for tasks done by hand in the room.
How to write one well
Say exactly what the file must show and in what form. Give the marking checklist in the rubric so the reader is consistent. Keep the size limit in mind for photos from phones.
For handwritten work in particular. Ask for the photo in good light; the reader must be able to read it.
Mistakes to avoid
A vague instruction that produces unmarkable files. No rubric. Asking for a file when a typed answer would do. Forgetting that a photo of handwriting must be legible to a reader.
How EdProcto marks it
Files are stored with the attempt on the server, up to five per answer and 25 MB each, and marked by a reader against your rubric. The instructor opens each file from the grading page.
Questions.
- How does a student answer a handwritten work question?
- A file, a photo or a scan. Written on paper, photographed, uploaded.
- How is handwritten work marked?
- By you. The answer is kept for you to grade, and a score is released only when you release it.
- Can Procto AI write handwritten work questions?
- It writes the prompt, the explanation and the rubric from your material; the image, the file or the recording is the student’s, and the marking is by rule or by you.