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 **1. Creating a Customized Interaction Mode**
-To create a customized interaction mode, you must have administrator access to the “Backend” section of the Pathotrainer software. This option is highlighted in the red box in the first two screenshot shown below. Within the Backend, navigate to “Interaction Modes”. Here, you’ll find an overview of the currently available default modes. To create a new interaction mode, simply click the “Create” button located in the top-right corner.
+To create a customized interaction mode, you must have administrator access to the “Backend” section of the Pathotrainer software. This option is highlighted in the red box in the first screenshot shown below. Within the Backend, navigate to “Interaction Modes”. Here, you’ll find an overview of the currently available default modes. To create a new interaction mode, simply click the “Create” button located in the top-right corner.
 //Can't access the Backend?//
 Please reach out to your IT administrator or contact our support team at [[helpdesk@pathomation.com]], or submit a ticket via [[https://helpdesk.pathomation.com/]]
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 **2. Customize with Flexibility and Purpose**
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 A particularly powerful feature is the **Case Collection Behavior**. This allows you to shape the interaction to match your specific training goals and user experience.
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-** 🧩 Example Training Session: Scoring, Annotations & Live Mode with Consensus Comparison**
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+** 3. Example Training Session: Scoring, Annotations & Live Mode with Consensus Comparison**
 This example outlines how to set up an interactive training session designed by the administrator to enhance diagnostic reasoning and user engagement. In this session, Users are tasked with classifying and diagnosing virtual slides. To support this learning process, the administrator enables a scoring form for structured input, annotations to allow Users to visually justify their decisions, and a live overtake mode for real-time guidance and discussion.
 The goal of the administrator is to create an environment where Users can actively explain and reflect on their diagnostic choices. During or after the session, Users are encouraged to compare their scores and annotations with the expert consensus provided by pathologists, promoting self-assessment and deeper insight into diagnostic standards.
 __1. Enable Key Features__
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 __4. Enable and Guide Annotations__
 Allow Users to:
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 __5. Activate Live Mode Overtake__
-Monitor and interact with Users in real time
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-Ask clarifying questions or provide feedback during the session
+  * Ask clarifying questions or provide feedback during the session
 __6. Save and Publish__
-Save your configuration by clicking on the "Save" button below, and assign the created interaction mode to your intended User group within the training session.
+Save your configuration by clicking on the "Save" button below, and assign the created interaction mode to your intended User group within the training session. You can do this by opening the project page that your training session belongs to. From there, go to the edit page and enable the custom interaction mode so it becomes available in the list of interaction modes your participants can use.
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