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A draw feature in Forms would be great. This would allow students to answer questions by drawing or writing their answer. This would support Math, Art, Technology, and many other types of questions. The question format would look very similar to the 'text' question, but students would write instead of type.
A web-based tool in Microsoft 365 that enables users to quickly create surveys, quizzes, polls, and feedback forms.
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Hi Aaron,
It is not feasible to use the Draw feature in Microsoft Forms. Given this situation, we welcome and encourage you to share your ideas through User Voice. Your providing feedback is the best way to perfect our products and services. We appreciate your valuable insights.
Regards,
Yoga