Its not possible at the moment to have multiple hotspots but you could use the freeform tool and create connected hotspots Tom did a screenr a while back on this.
If it doesnt need to be a question you could this on a ppt slide with transparent shapes
I was struggling for a way to use multiple correct answers and solved it this way:
My topic is software training, and there were two ways to accomplish a task: clicking a tab or using a back arrow. Since both are correct, I needed to give the learner that feedback.
In my quiz slide, I have the first hotspot, the tab, as the correct answer. Click it and you get the "correct" layer. For the second hotspot, the back arrow, also correct, but labeled "incorrect" in the quiz slide, I give audio only feedback. "You're good. I didn't expect you to find that. You can do the same thing using that tab. Try it out"
I also added a free form hotspot that covers everything BUT those two correct answers. When the learner clicks in that area, the "incorrect" layer appears.
I did a fist pump when I viewed the result. Hope it helps you too.
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You can simulate that by following these steps:
Its not possible at the moment to have multiple hotspots but you could use the freeform tool and create connected hotspots Tom did a screenr a while back on this.
If it doesnt need to be a question you could this on a ppt slide with transparent shapes
And Justin beat me to it!
I was struggling for a way to use multiple correct answers and solved it this way:
My topic is software training, and there were two ways to accomplish a task: clicking a tab or using a back arrow. Since both are correct, I needed to give the learner that feedback.
In my quiz slide, I have the first hotspot, the tab, as the correct answer. Click it and you get the "correct" layer. For the second hotspot, the back arrow, also correct, but labeled "incorrect" in the quiz slide, I give audio only feedback. "You're good. I didn't expect you to find that. You can do the same thing using that tab. Try it out"
I also added a free form hotspot that covers everything BUT those two correct answers. When the learner clicks in that area, the "incorrect" layer appears.
I did a fist pump when I viewed the result. Hope it helps you too.
Thanks for sharing your solution with the community here Michael
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