Learnosity Math
Mathematically true
Demo Types
Use Cases
Method overview
The "mathematically true" (isTrue) scoring method evaluates whether a learner’s entry is a true equation or inequality, without requiring a correct answer. Since it’s a form-checking method rather than a comparison-based one, any expression that evaluates to a valid mathematical truth is accepted. This method is ideal for open-ended validation questions, such as asking learners to enter any pair of numbers that sum to 10.
Demo 1: Equations
This demo applies the "mathematically true" method, which checks whether a statement or expression evaluates to true. This setup is ideal for true/false style logic, inequalities, and open-ended expressions that must satisfy a condition rather than match a single answer. Authors need only define the condition—not every correct phrasing—which saves time and reduces complexity.