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On the video’s base layer, add a Slide Trigger that shows layer Q1marker when the timeline reaches Cue point #1.

Finally, I added a Hover state to the marker – I just changed the fill colour and font colour.

I also used animation to fade the object in and out (0.2s each) this looks much smoother than a sudden appearance and disappearance. You should change its duration from the default 5s to whatever is required – so mine are on screen from 0s to 4s on the layer’s timeline.

Add a graphic marker to this layer – I used a circle with a ? You can set the size, colour, font, transparency and location as required.

Add a new layer to your video slide for the first question.

The cue points show on the timeline and be dragged to fine-tune their timing.

Press spacebar to play the video and tap the c key to add cue points when you want your questions to appear.

This prevents learners from clicking on the video to pause it.

Add a hotspot over the video, right-click on it and deselect Show Hand Cursor on Hover.

Start by creating a slide for your video and a set of question slides.

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Try this for yourself by clicking the screengrab – and/or download the Storyline 2. In particular, I liked Montse’s use of Storyline’s Lightbox feature to show normal question slides on top of the paused video… but the template she provides does not include this feature, so I needed to figure it out for myself and ended up with an elegant hybrid of their two approaches.

#How to add hotspot in camtasia 3 how to

The Articulate Community was, as usual, immensely useful when I wanted to learn how to embed quiz questions in a video, and this post builds on advice and examples from David Anderson and Montse Anderson. Storyline video with embedded quiz questions at 10:07 am | Posted in hands-on | Leave a comment