Tools for Annotating Images in Harmonize

Provide Clear, Informative Feedback to Students About Their Work
Using the New Tools for Image Annotation

With the image annotation tools there is no need to waste time trying to interpret feedback by switching back and forth between images and notes. The annotation tools allow teachers to quickly markup images while viewing them. Students are then notified and can easily review instructor markup and feedback added to the images.

The new tools for annotating images include freehand, line, arrow, rectangle, ellipse, undo, and redo.

Freehand

Draw on the image in any way you like. Adjust the color, weight, and opacity of the stroke. You can also move or rotate your markup.

Line & Arrow

Place straight lines with optional arrowheads at either or both ends. Adjust the color, weight and opacity of the line. Move, resize, and rotation are all available.

Rectangle & Ellipse

Draw rectangles and ellipses to highlight important areas and to illustrate feedback. You can control the color and opacity of added fill effects as well as the color, weight, and opacity of the stroke. Move, resize, and rotation are available and you can constrain the shape to a perfect circle/square using the shift key.

Undo & Redo

Revert and recover changes to make annotating images and fixing annotation mistakes even easier. Undo and redo allow changes to be made during your sessions. Shortcut keys are also available: Undo - command/control + z, Redo - command/control + y (pc) or command/control + shift + z (mac)

'Embed from Web' Displays the Image, Title, & Source for the Page You Embed

Within your post or comment, the Embed from Web feature will now display the image, title, and source for the url you embed. This will work for any page that supports the Open Graph protocol.

Please find additional information to set up PDF Annotations for students on the PDF Annotations Harmonize support page.