The only limitation of this review is that user input cannot be removed after each submission, since the random generator technically stays on the same slide. Oh and the way I have to write the foci, it does not recognize Pythagorean triples.
I gave this review this week with my pre-calculus classes and students have really enjoyed it. I am actually giving the test via CL as well in a similar manner.
Just based on what’s here I’m super excited to see what you have. I think there are definitely ways to fix the problems you are having. If you make the activity public I’d love to dive in!!
I have updated it throughout the week. Four sets of classes certainly act well as beta testers. I found all the ways problems were being counter correct when they shouldn’t have been and vice versa. I also added in a randomizer for which axis is an irrational number. I also added in notes with some sketches.
I still don’t know how to have the table cells clear after they submit and the slope of the asymptotes and square roots aren’t being written in simplest form.
I switched it over to public. I just don’t like publishing until I feel like I have a finished product – but this one is close enough now. Only my second week using CL, so I am still getting used to how to build different aspects of my activities. I tried to go back and clean up the coding, folders, and add notes so it’s a bit friendlier for a third-party viewer.