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Bring your images to life with Find on Image
Transform any diagrams, maps, and illustrations into interactive learning moments.
With Wooclap’s Find on Image question, students click directly on key areas to identify, locate, or label elements, boosting visual learning, memory, and engagement.
Make visuals speak louder than words
Visual learning, made interactive
Some subjects, like anatomy, architecture, or geography, are best understood through images, not just text. But standard formats like multiple-choice or open-ended questions can’t fully capture visual understanding.
With Wooclap’s Find on Image, you can define clickable answer zones directly on any image, turning passive visuals into interactive learning moments. Students show what they know by clicking on the right spot, no writing required.
It’s a simple, focused way to strengthen recall, boosts clarity, and helps anchor abstract concepts in memory.
Flexible format for any course or context
Whether you're teaching live or assigning asynchronous work, Find on Image adapts to your learning goals. Upload any diagram, map, or photo from your materials and turn it into an interactive activity, no design tools or tech skills needed.
Students respond from any device, with no app or login required, making it easy to integrate into lectures, homework, or hybrid sessions.
This format encourages spatial reasoning, builds focus, and breaks free from text-heavy assessments, ideal for visual thinkers.
How Find on Image question works
Upload your image
Start by adding the image you want students to interact with, whether it is diagrams, maps, photos, or technical visuals.
Set the correct answer zones
Define one or more areas on the image that count as correct answers. You can preview how it looks for learners.
Launch live or assign asynchronously
Use the question during a live session or in participant-paced mode. View results, see who got it right, and spark discussion with the whole group.
How teachers and educators use Find on image question
Anatomy and biology
Ask students to identify organs, systems, or cells by clicking on the correct part of a diagram or image.
Geography and History
Test knowledge of maps, historical landmarks, or regional data. Students click on the right location, region, or structure.
STEM subjects
Perfect for labeling parts of a circuit, mechanical system, or 3D model, especially in physics or engineering courses.
Language learning and vocabulary
Reinforce vocabulary by asking students to find objects or match new words to images.
Hybrid and asynchronous learning
Easily assign Find on Image questions in participant-paced mode for flipped classrooms, online modules, or asynchronous recaps.
Training and professional education
Great for compliance or vocational training, like selecting the correct tool, procedure step, or location on a technical diagram.
Why teachers love using Wooclap’s Find on image question
Clickable answer zones
Define one or several correct areas on the image where students must click to answer correctly.
Custom visuals
Upload your own images, diagrams, maps, photos, or technical illustrations, to match with your course materials.
Multiple correct answers
Accept multiple valid response zones on a single image, ideal for questions with more than one right location.
Live or asynchronous participation
Use the activity live in class or assign it asynchronously, perfect for hybrid or flipped learning contexts.
Immediate feedback & scoring
Students get instant feedback on their selection, and instructors can view performance and participation data.
Accessible on any device
Learners can click and respond directly from any phone, tablet, or computer, no downloads or app required.
Make learning more visual and interactive, with Find on Image.
