Create custom quizzes with Hotspot questions to boost active participation and enhance critical thinking!
If you’re looking to maximize pakikipag-ugnayan and create activities that captivate your students, Hotspot questions might be just what you’re looking for. These questions encourage students to identify and highlight specific areas or regions on an image as their answer.
Hotspot questions are highly effective in promoting visual learning, increasing student participation, and improving critical thinking skills. Incorporating these questions into your quizzes can turn your activities into immersive experiences that support students on their path to mastery.
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Click on the ‘Create’ button on the navigation pane and select 'Quiz'.
Choose the ‘Hotspot’ option from the list of available question types.
Enter your question in the designated field.
Upload the image that your students need to interact with.
Select the type of hotspot. You can choose between rectangle, freeform, and point.
Add all the hotspots you need on the image and mark the correct ones.
Click on ‘Save’ and repeat this process to add as many questions as you’d like.
Save your quiz and host it live or assign it as homework.
Quizizz offers three different types of hotspots: point, rectangle, and freeform. Each of these types comes with its own benefits and specific use cases. Let’s take a closer look at them.
A point hotspot enables students to locate a precise point or position on an image. These hotspots are ideal for questions related to anatomy, geography, or any topic where a high level of accuracy is required. For instance, the point hotspot can be used to ask students to locate the nucleus of a cell.
The rectangle hotspot allows students to identify a rectangular portion of the chosen image. It is apt for highlighting relatively larger areas of a picture that can be easily enclosed within squares and rectangles. For example, rectangle hotspots can be used to select the noble gases in the periodic table.
Freeform hotspots give students the opportunity to highlight areas of an image that might be irregularly shaped. These areas might not neatly fit within rectangles or might be too large for point hotspots. For instance, freeform hotspots can be used to identify specific countries on a world map.
Hotspot questions offer a valuable tool to engage students in fun learning experiences. These questions enable you to create dynamic quizzes that address different learning styles. Here’s how you can further enhance student learning outcomes with Quizizz.
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Sa klasikong aktibidad na ito, maaaring kumpletuhin ng mga mag-aaral ang mga pangungusap sa pamamagitan ng pagpuno sa mga patlang ng mga tamang sagot.
Hilingin sa iyong mga mag-aaral na muling ayusin ang isang hanay ng mga pinaghalo-halong opsyon sa pataas, pababa, o magkakasunod na pagkakasunud-sunod.
Ipakita sa mga mag-aaral ang pagkakataong pumili ng isa o higit pang tamang sagot mula sa isang listahan ng mga opsyon.
Gamify ang iyong assessment gamit ang shuffled text at mga larawan na maaaring ipares ng iyong mga mag-aaral.
Pumili sa pagitan ng isang payak na background o isang imahe at panoorin habang binibigyang hugis ng mga mag-aaral ang kanilang mga iniisip gamit ang mga kulay, highlighter, at higit pa.
Hikayatin ang mga mag-aaral na mag-isip nang mapanuri sa pamamagitan ng pag-drag at pag-drop sa mga tamang opsyon para makumpleto ang isang pangungusap.
Hayaang maging sentro ang mga mag-aaral sa pamamagitan ng mga tugon sa video upang masuri mo ang kanilang mga kasanayan sa pagtatanghal.
Suriin ang pulso ng iyong silid-aralan sa isang masayang poll o boto.
Gumamit ng Mga Aralin upang lumikha ng karanasang pinangungunahan ng tagapagturo kung saan ang mga slide at multimedia ay pinagsama sa mga tanong sa pagsusulit at poll.
Himukin ang mga kasanayan sa pag-iisip ng iyong mga mag-aaral sa mas mataas na pagkakasunud-sunod at hikayatin silang maghukay ng malalim sa mga bukas na tanong.
Suriin ang mga kasanayan sa pagsasalita sa pamamagitan ng pagpayag sa mga mag-aaral na ipahayag ang kanilang mga sagot gamit ang tampok na pagtugon sa audio.
I-prompt ang iyong mga mag-aaral na pumili sa pagitan ng isang hanay ng mga drop-down na opsyon upang punan ang mga blangko sa isang piraso ng teksto.
The Hotspot question type promotes critical thinking and encourages analysis. It motivates students to pay closer attention to details. By tailoring Hotspot questions to your learning objectives, you can reap all of their benefits. Make the most out of Hotspot questions on Quizizz by–
Craft questions that enable students to identify multiple relevant areas, challenging them to think deeply about the image's elements and their relationships.
Assign hotspot quizzes as group activities. Not only does this promote teamwork, but it also creates space for peer discussion to arrive at the correct answers.
Present several options that closely resemble each other. This will motivate students to carefully analyze the image and compare all the options before selecting the correct area.
To create hotspot questions on Quizizz, begin by entering your question and selecting a suitable image. Then, mark the image with hotspots and define the correct ones. You can also import hotspot questions from other activities in the Quizizz Library.
Quizizz offers three main types of hotspots: point, rectangle, and freeform. The point hotspot is ideal for questions that require a high level of precision, while the rectangle and freeform hotspots are better suited for larger areas.
Hotspot questions provide additional challenges and opportunities for differentiation. They motivate students to carefully analyze an image and pay attention to details. Hotspot questions are also ideal for visual learners.