Map-Based Selection: Click on geographic zones to answer
Learning with location—because where something happens is just as important as what happens.
What It Is
Map-Based Selection interactions allow learners to click on geographic zones, regions, or locations to respond to a question. Whether identifying a site, selecting coverage areas, or choosing a response zone, this interactive format builds spatial awareness and contextual understanding. It brings geography into learning, turning maps into decision tools.
When to Use It
- Training regional sales teams on territory assignments
- Teaching global compliance or country-specific regulations
- Identifying disaster zones or emergency response areas
- Selecting locations for supply chain, logistics, or route planning
- Reinforcing cultural or political knowledge in international contexts
Why It Works
- Builds geographic literacy and spatial decision-making
- Adds real-world relevance by mapping choices to real locations
- Increases engagement through exploration and interactivity
- Helps visualize regional patterns, risks, or policies
- Improves retention by anchoring knowledge to visual geography
Impact Insight
Imagine your global team making faster, smarter region-specific decisions—because your training didn’t just talk about places, it let them click and explore.
Examples in Action
- Logistics: Click on the correct distribution center based on shipping zones
- Compliance: Identify the countries that follow a specific data privacy law
- Sales: Select the sales region responsible for a client’s account
- Public Health: Choose outbreak areas for resource allocation
Customization Options
- World, regional, or custom-drawn maps
- Color-coded zones or dynamic layers for detail
- Single or multiple selection functionality
- Real-time feedback or pop-ups with location info
- Optional zoom, hover highlights, and adaptive scoring
