Apex Learning answers, right next to the question
On Apex Learning, drag a box over a question in Chrome with Snap a question, and the answer shows right beside the box, in the same tab. No phone, no app, no copy and paste. You pick or type the answer yourself.
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How to get Apex Learning answers with Snap, in three steps
Apex Learning has no answer button from the extension. Snap works from the screen instead: draw a box, read the answer beside it.
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On the Apex Learning question, click the extension icon and pick "Snap a question"
Or press Alt+Shift+S, or Option+Shift+S on a Mac. The popup closes and the page dims.
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Drag a box over the question
Take in the whole question: the text, any math or picture and the answer choices. Press Esc to cancel.
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Read the answer next to the box
The answer card shows right beside your box, in the same tab. Pick or type the answer on Apex Learning yourself, then submit. Snap does not fill in or click anything.
Need a second question on the same page? Snap again; earlier answers stay where they are. More in how to use Canvas Quiz Solver.
Where Snap works for Apex Learning, and where it does not
Snap works on any normal https page Chrome shows on a computer, and Apex Learning pages are normal pages.
Works
- Apex Learning pages in Chrome on a computer
- Questions with math, tables or pictures
- Any question you can see on the screen
- PDFs open in Chrome
No answer button here
The extension does not read Apex Learning pages, so no answer button shows there. Snap does not need one: it reads the question from a picture of the box you draw.
Not there
chrome:// pages and the Chrome Web Store.
Phones and tablets: Snap needs Chrome on a computer. There is no phone app.
Only the picture of your box
Snap sends a picture of the box you drew, and nothing else from the Apex Learning page.
When you finish the box, the extension takes a picture of the visible part of the tab, cuts it down to your box and sends only that picture to our server to work out the answer. It does not send the page's text or the rest of your screen. Nothing is taken until you draw the box. The full details are in our privacy policy.
Snap starts only when you click "Snap a question" or press the shortcut, so there is no new permission prompt.
At a glance
- A picture of your box
- The page's text
- The rest of your screen
- Anything before you draw the box
Snap vs a phone photo app, Google Lens or a ChatGPT tab
All of them can read a picture of a question. The difference is where the answer ends up.
A phone photo app
You pick up your phone, photograph the screen, wait, then read the answer on a second device and carry it back. Glare and angles can blur the math.
Google Lens or a ChatGPT tab
Lens searches the web for what you select and shows results in a side panel. A chatbot needs a screenshot pasted into another tab and a prompt. Either way you read elsewhere and come back.
Snap a question
One drag on the page you are on. The answer for that question shows right next to your box, in the same tab, and you pick or type it yourself.
On these platforms, the answer is one click away
The extension reads the question itself and puts the answer under it. Snap covers a question without an icon, and everything else.
One plan for Snap, Canvas and every platform
A snap uses the free answers or your plan like any other answer. Unlimited is $14.99 a month or $48.99 for a 4-month semester.
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$12.25/month, billed every 4 months.
You save $10 a semester.
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7-day money-back guaranteeNot happy? Email support@canvasquiz.com within 7 days of your first payment for a full refund.
After you pay
- You go straight to a setup page, and we email you the setup link too.
- Add the extension to Chrome when the page asks. It signs you in by itself.
- Open the page with your question, click the icon and pick Snap a question. Already have the extension? It unlocks right away.
Already subscribed? Sign in. Your plan already covers Snap.
Questions about Apex Learning answers
How do I get Apex Learning answers with this extension?
Use Snap a question. On an Apex Learning page in Chrome, click the extension icon, pick Snap a question and drag a box over the question. The answer shows right beside the box, in the same tab. You pick or type it yourself.
Is there an answer button on Apex Learning?
No. The extension does not read Apex Learning pages, so there is no answer button there. Snap reads the question from a picture of the box you draw, so it works without one.
Does Snap fill in Apex Learning answers for me?
No. Snap does not fill in or click anything. It shows the answer next to your box, and you pick or type it on the page and submit.
Does it work on my phone?
No. Snap works in Chrome on a computer. There is no phone app. It also does not work on chrome:// pages or the Chrome Web Store.
What does Snap send?
Only a picture of the box you drew. The extension takes a picture of the visible tab, cuts it down to your box and sends that picture to our server for the answer. Nothing else from the page is sent, nothing is taken until you draw the box, and there is no new permission prompt.
Does Snap work on PDFs?
Yes. A PDF open in Chrome works too: click the extension icon, pick Snap a question and drag a box over the question.
How much does it cost?
You get free answers to try. Then unlimited is $14.99 a month, or $48.99 for a 4-month semester, with a 7-day money-back guarantee. The same plan covers Apex Learning, Canvas and every platform.
Your next Apex Learning question, answered on the page.
Draw a box, read the answer beside it. You pick it, you stay in control.