Scanning of handwritten tests (i.e. free-form answers, not multiple choice)
Scanning handwritten tests is an option a teacher can use if he/she wants students to write the solution to a problem on paper (drawing graphs, pictures, etc.). The teacher can then correct the students' paper solutions and give them a score. The teacher can write the evaluation comment and points directly on the answer sheets and then scan them in, or if the teacher prefers to enter the evaluation comment and points on the computer, he/she can scan the answer sheets first and then add the evaluation comment and points in the Responses application.

Students can have multiple problems on multiple sheets of paper. The student writes their answers on the front side of the answer sheet. They can also write on the reverse side, but this is not scanned so the student will not see it in the IS AMBIS. Once the paper has been corrected and marked by the teacher and entered into the IS AMBIS, students can see their answers and the teacher's comments in the IS AMBIS.

The basic procedure is illustrated in the following commented video, a more detailed procedure including all options is specified in the text below:

Procedure:

1 Student response.

2 Teacher's comment.

3 Number of points awarded, written by the teacher.