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+===== Importing Annotations to Training Sessions =====
+Annotations are a valuable source of information for whole slide images.\\
+Not only can human-made annotations draw Users attention to specific parts of an image without needing someone to directly show it, but annotations are also frequently how AI analyses are exported and displayed.
+Thankfully, Pathotrainer is extremely adaptable when it comes to displaying your Annotations or making new ones.
+=== Existing Annotations ===
+If an image in a Case Collection has existing annotations, these will be detected and the option to toggle them on and off will appear automatically in the top right of the viewport in a training session.
+It doesn't matter if they are Third-Party (e.g. Halo, Visiopharm…) or made in Pathomation software, all detected annotations for that image in that folder will appear.\\
+You can also adjust the opacity of annotations using the slider bar underneath the name.\\
+Native annotations made using a Pathomation product e.g. PMA.studio, Pathotrainer will be listed as ‘NativeAnnotations’:
+{{ :annotation1.png?800 |}}
+Third Party annotations will recognized and toggleable by ‘brand name’ e.g. Aperio:
+{{ :annotation2.png?800 |}}
+Some types of annotations such as Visiopharm have multiple ‘classes’ of annotations which can be individually toggled on or off:
+{{ :annotation3.png?800 |}}
+===What If I Don’t Already Have Annotations?===
+If you don’t already have annotations, you can make in your preferred Pathomation software such as PIMSLS, or in Pathotrainer directly.\\
+In Pathotrainer, when you are Creating a Case Collection or Editing an existing one, you can click on the image or the Annotations button for an image in a case to modify annotations:
+{{ :annotation4.png?800 |}}
+Clicking either will take you to the image configuration menu.
+Here you will find a few tools:
+  - The image bar along the top which allows you to navigate between different images in a case
+  - The annotation toolbar which you can use to make your own annotations
+  - The image viewport where you can inspect and edit the image selected in (1)
+  - The existing annotations menu box where you can toggle on/off the visibility of existing annotations using the checkbox and adjust their opacity using the slider bar – please note this does NOT affect how they will appear in a training session to an end user – they will be able to toggle on/off the annotations and adjust the opacity themselves.
+{{ :annotation5.png?800 |}}
+When you are done editing your custom annotations, be sure to hit save.
+{{ :annotation6.png?800 |}}
+===My Image Has Annotations But I Want To Hide Them For A Training Session===
+Not a problem - in this case, we recommend duplicating the image to another folder using PMA.core / your storage management software of choice. Then using the duplicate in the case collection / training session.
+Make sure you do not copy any third party annotation files with the image file.

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