g(Math) updated with better image quality for expressions and gridlines on graphs.

I am excited to release 2 of the top requested features on g(Math), better image quality on expressions and grid lines on graphs. Now that my job search is complete I hope to release a lot more improvements over the next few months. I am super excited about a couple of things in the pipeline and can't wait for them to be ready for primetime!

The top feature request/complaint about g(Math) was the poor image quality upon scaling. Thanks to +James Petersen's tip, you can now indicate the size of the image you want which increases quality. A ninja tip would be to have a bigger size than needed and shrink the image in the Doc to get a better quality image.

Grid lines used to be a feature on the original gGraph and now they are back! I made them a default option that will put gridlines on the specified xstep and ystep. You can uncheck the option at the bottom to return back to no gridlines.

formIngester and formCreator Add-ons are in Beta and open to Trusted Testers!!

In what started as a quick post in the Google+ Community Apps Scripts for Education - Builders and Users about how to create a Google Form from questions in a spreadsheet has spawned my two newest Add-ons for Sheets: formIngester and formCreator.

These 2 Add-ons work in tandem and are the building blocks for an Forms Add-on I have been working on:
formIngester will take the question properties from a Form in your Drive and populate the spreadsheet.
formCreator will take the question properties from the spreadsheet and populate a Form.

These 2 Add-ons are not in the Chrome Store yet as they are still in Beta and I would love to have some Trusted Testers to help me fix any bugs that exist (I am sure there many to find ;)!!

If you would like to join the Trusted Tester group follow these links to request membership:

formIngester Trusted Tester Group
formCreator Trusted Tester Group

Here are some quick tutorials on the Add-ons:

g(Math) will now create individualized, differentiated quizzes and grade them mathematically!!

The latest feature addition to g(Math) for Sheets is the one I have been waiting the longest to complete and port over from my scripts workflow: individualized, differentiated quizzes with a mathematical grading!!

The g(Math) for Sheets QuizNinja will create individualized quizzes that can be differentiated with random questions. The grading aspect also uses a mathematical aspect so if the answer is 4x, it will be marked correct if you put in any value equivalent (like 4*x, x*4, x4, 3x+1x, 16x/(4x), etc...). It is not flawless, so please check to make sure that anything marked incorrect is actually incorrect. I understand this is not ideal, but I feel like it is better than previous available options.

You can check out the full Help documentation at:
 http://www.gmath.guru/quick-quiz-creator/#/quizninja-for-individualized-forms/