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If you are one of the many practitioners who want to make it easier for your learners to carry out learning activities that involve drawing on images, then you should check this service out.

Drawtivity (developed by Webducate funded by the Talis Incubator) is an e-learning tool for creating on-line activities that involve both drawing and feedback. As an Open Education Resource authoring tool, Drawtivity facilitates the sharing, reuse and adaptation of these activities.

Take a look at an overview at http://www.screenr.com/gg0.

The Drawtivity authoring system is now available for beta testing. This means practitioners can now create an account and start creating and using their own Drawtivity activities.

Visit http://www.drawtivity.org/ to find out more.

My trial effort can be found at http://www.drawtivity.org/activity.php?c=6JZMSNqGklTs.