To add a Hotspot Image Question Page to your project, select one of the Add Question options, then on the Add a Question panel:
The Hotspot Image page has text elements for the Header.
It also has a placeholder for the image.
Selecting the Pick an Image from your Media Library button opens the Media Browser so you upload and insert your image and start the hotspot set-up process.
After you've inserted the image, the Add Hotspots to Your Image panel will open.
You can add rectangular, circular or polygonal hotspots.
Once you have selected a hotspot shape you can add as many of hotspots of that shape in a row as you need. When you are finished with that specific shape you can select a different shape or select the the cursor option to stop adding hotspots.
To remove a hotspot, select it then select the X.
Each hotpot is numbered as you add it. You can give each hotspot a Title.
The Zoom options drop down lets you set a display/zoom level for the image in the preview pane as you work.
When you have added your hotspots, select OK.
The image is shown on the stage, with the numbered hotspots.
The Edit Question Properties panel will open to the right of the stage.
Hotspot areas are assumed to be correct selections, unless you mark them as a Distractor.
You can add item level-feedback for any hotspot, including feedback for distractors.
You can also use Question-level feedback or the Project's default feedback.
When a learner arrives at a Hotspot Image page they click on the image to add marker pins.
They then use the Submit button to submit their selections.
After they Submit they are shown individual feedback for each selection. The feedback shows the Title of the hotspot plus the item-level feedback. They are also shown any feedback as set on the Feedback option of the Question tab.
If the Hotspot Image question is set as a non-scored Practice Question, the Settings options on the Question tab are available:
You can disable the Next and Previous buttons and set the number of attempts, for example.
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Steps to add a Hotspot to an image.
You can add hotspots as a layer over an image. If you move the image the hotspot will remain in the same location in relation to the image.
Once you have added a hotspot you can use it as a trigger for a wide range of Actions such as showing or hiding content.
NOTE: If you have an action with an on-click trigger set on an element layered over an image (for example, a hotspot) plus an action with an on-click trigger set on the image element as a whole, bo...
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