Create a Select Anatomy in 3D quiz question

In BioDigital's Quiz Builder, the Select Anatomy in 3D question type is the most unique of all our quiz options, as it requires learners to select specific structures in the 3D model. You can even increase the difficulty by requiring learners to rotate, zoom, or hide structures to locate the correct answer.

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When to use Select Anatomy in 3D questions

This question type can assess a learner’s understanding of:

  • Identifying anatomical structures

  • Locating anatomical structures affected by a disease

  • Describing relationships between multiple structures

  • Recalling the functions of structures

 

Create a Select Anatomy in 3D question

  1. Open your model or tour in the Quiz Builder.
  2. In the Quiz panel on the left, click Add New Question.
  3. Click on Select Anatomy in 3D from the drop-down menu.
  4. In the Question Text field, enter the prompt you’d like learners to answer. 

    Tip: You can enter something as simple as “Please label the following structures in the model” or customize it to your liking.

  5. Click on the structures in the 3D model that you would like to quiz your learners on.
  6. In the Selection Rule field, you can make it so the learner “Can select any of the answers listed.” By default, the learner “Must select all answers listed.”
  7. In the Answer Explanation field, you can explain to the learner why the correct answer is, in fact, correct in case they get it wrong.
  8. Select Done to finalize your question.

 

Label Display

By default, labels created in Label mode are hidden in Quiz mode. Check Show chapter labels for this question to enable them and provide more context for learners.

Next Question Button Text

Change the text for the Next Question button. If left blank, the default label will be Next Question.

Custom Starting Position

Set a custom starting position for the model when this text block appears:

  1. Use your mouse, keyboard, or 3D controls to reposition the model.
  2. When satisfied, click Capture Position to save the current view as the new starting position.

Next steps

Once your question is complete, you can take any of the following steps: