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Add images to quiz questions
David Howard
Crackerjack
I'd like to be able to put an image in my quiz question. Currently, I can make a slide that shows the image(s), and then insert the corresponding question as a quiz right after it, but that is a very clunky solution and really only works for fairly simple images.
Thanks,
David
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Hi @David Howard - Good feedback! Related, I wanted to share that we now integrate with H5P and I believe they have this option. Thanks. -Dave
https://support.panopto.com/s/article/How-to-Use-the-H5P-Integration
Hey Dave,
Yep, we're using the H5P integration. But we definitely have people who would prefer not to have to use another tool...
Thanks,
David
Yes, this would be a useful feature to have if one wanted to do a quiz on a specific part of the video / wanted to use a previous slide as a prompt.
Yes. This and formulas as well. If YuJa, Echo 360, and others can do it, Panopto can do it.
We have got a lot of request about equations. So that the teacher can put in equations as a question and the students can answer with an equation.
YEs, that is a good idea. Especially in some disciplines, questions tend to be derived from visual representations.