Chemdoodle in canvas professional#
Chemdoodle in canvas free#

If such a tool surfaced in the rich text editor then a quiz question could be set as the 'essay' type and the resulting drawing would render in SpeedGrader. (kudos to for creating it).Īs it stands I'm now wondering if there's an LTI chemistry drawing tool out there somewhere. I've found this feature request to address the problem but it's very early days at the moment, hopefully it will gain some momentum. and this is a requirement for marking this activity.

I was disappointed to find out that, unlike Assignments, file uploads in Quizzes aren't rendered and displayed in SpeedGrader. The question was set up as a file upload so students could export from the PubChem editor and upload the answer all in the same screen before moving onto the next question (it's a set of similar questions set as homework). I tried setting up a quiz and embedding PubChem into the question with an iframe, which worked fine. The image below shows some examples.Thanks for this, it's certainly a step in the right direction! So while you can create very clear and precise figures for records, you can also create art. You can control the look of the plate through settings, display R f values if chosen, change the solvent front and origin by clicking and dragging them, further change spots by right-clicking on them, etc. I should also note that after a TLC plate has been placed onto the Doodle Board, you may always place it back into the TLC Canvas for further editing by dragging and dropping it on the widget. The controls on the right are for editing the TLC plate and are described above in the list. The gradient styled spots most closely represent actual spots. All of the spots can be initialized as solid, hollow or gradient styled to imitate different appearances.

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Chemdoodle in canvas free#

Chemdoodle in canvas professional#