Answer on the visual
The viewer marks the relevant location directly on the diagram.
Ask a question
Ask viewers to circle, mark, or annotate directly on the frame, and keep the drawing as their submitted answer.

What it does
Some questions are about a place on an image, and describing it in words loses the point.
The viewer marks the relevant location directly on the diagram.
A marked-up frame is quicker to review than a paragraph attempting the same thing.
Each annotation is kept against the viewer as their response to that question.
In practice
Diagrams, anatomy, maps, artwork, and equipment.
What gets measured
Related
These combine on one timeline. Most videos use three or four together.
Let viewers select each option that applies, then score the full response set.
Explore →Set the correct response on any question so Mindstamp scores it automatically and reports who passed.
Explore →Collect a real date from the viewer inside the video, in a format that stays usable downstream.
Explore →Give viewers a dropdown when there are too many options to show as buttons, and keep the frame clean.
Explore →Ask an open question inside the video and collect typed answers against each viewer, no form page required.
Explore →Run proper Likert items inside the video so attitude and confidence surveys sit where the material is.
Explore →Questions
Yes. The viewer can draw with a finger, stylus, or mouse, depending on the device.
Yes. Submitted drawings are collected per question and reviewable per viewer.
Try it on one video
Put a diagram on screen and review where each person points.