Students can start with a blank Free Math document, copying down and working through problems just as they would in paper notebooks.
Students save their work as a file and submit it through an LMS in response to an assignment.
Students can add digital drawings and graphs to their assignments.
Including freehand or straight lines, basic shapes, and text.
Students can include images in their solutions.
Including snapping a picture of written work with their webcam, or quickly pasting an image from another site like Desmos or Geogebra.
Complete solutions are shown, grouped by similar final answer.
You can award partial credit and give feedback to students that need help.
You don't need to type in an answer key, Free Math just provides an organized view of all student work.
Give feedback on the most impactful problems first,
everything else gets completion points.
The entire experience runs right in your web browser.
Direct integration is provided for Google Drive and Classroom, including gradebook integration.
For other LMSes and cloud storage providers, assignments and grading sessions save directly from the browser to files in your downloads folder and from there they can be uploaded to any service you use for your class.
The files can be collected in any LMS, downloaded all together and loaded for grading. After grading, your LMS also easily provides an individual feedback file to each student.
Free Math is open source, which means the source code of the site is available to
view, modify and redistribute under the terms of the GNU Public License.
Help us build our revolution, Free Math has already been used by tens of thousands of students and teachers to help improve feedback and discussion in their classes.
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