As the Nobula Case Creator continues to evolve, new features are a testament to our commitment to making case management intuitive, productive, and enjoyable. We’re excited to see how new  functionalities elevate your experience and empower your endeavors.  Here’s a rundown of the latest enhancements:

1. Themes Sorting

Now, managing themes is more convenient than ever. With the introduction of theme sorting, you can easily organize your themes in ascending or descending order. A simple click on the arrows positioned next to the theme name in the themes list accomplishes this task seamlessly.

2. Question Element

The Question element now boasts a important enhancement – the ‘Show all comments’ option. By checking this checkbox, you can instantly access all comments associated with a particular question. This feature ensures that you have a comprehensive view of feedback, enabling you to make informed decisions.

3. Form Element

The Form element has been enriched with the ability to include multiple text input elements. Additionally, a single button element can be incorporated into the form.

4. Title of the presentation

Updating presentation titles is now a breeze. A new presentation title can be saved with a simple click outside the title input field.

5. Create links icon

The ‘Create links’ icon is ever-present for each presentation in the presentations list. However, it deactivates when no parameters have been previously created.

6. Sequence question

Correctly ordered answers now turn green, adding a gamified element to the learning process and encouraging users to grasp concepts in an interactive and memorable way.

7. Flip card

The Flip card element has received a substantial upgrade. With two sides – front and back – users can now choose between four types of content for each side: Image, Text, List, or HTML element. This versatility opens up new creative possibilities!

Also, users can choose to flip the card by either clicking on it (the default setting) or by simply hovering the mouse over it.

We are extremely excited to introduce the first of three new features of the Nobula Case Creator application! This innovation will particularly delight medical professionals. We present image markup! The fact is that the human brain remembers and comprehends visual information better than textual or verbal descriptions. Visual searches allow users to directly visualize internal body structures, diseases, injuries, and pathological changes, making it easier to understand complex medical concepts.

How do image markup work?

With the help of a pen, you can accurately mark pathological changes or other key elements you are studying. And that’s not all – you have complete control over the accuracy of linking responses. The advantage of this feature is that it is applicable at all levels of medical education, providing support in all stages of learning, from student lectures to specializations.

The benefits are clear:

  • A faster and simpler learning process through the practical experience of marking real cases.
  • Improved case analysis enables deeper exploration and recognition of subtle details.
  • Deeper understanding of pathologies is achieved through interactive marking, assisting in building a solid medical knowledge base.
  • Visualization of anatomy, thanks to visual searches, allows for a detailed presentation of internal anatomical body structures.
  • Interactive learning ultimately yields better results in knowledge assessments as well as understanding of the material.

With the aim of providing an optimal user experience, we are continuously enhancing the Nobula Case Creator application. Image markup is only the beginning, thanks to the dedication of our team! With additional innovations, the Nobula Case Creator continues to build an image of a reliable partner that, in the form of an application, facilitates case management and encourages productivity.

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