GPS and Hidden Locations
In an interactive route, the participant’s location can determine when a question becomes available.
Proximity Activation
Section titled “Proximity Activation”When the route uses geolocation, the device requires access to location. The creator can associate content with specific points and define activation conditions.
Visible or Hidden Points
Section titled “Visible or Hidden Points”A route can display locations so that the participant follows an itinerary or hide points and provide clues to discover them.
Example: in a local heritage visit, a clue describes an architectural element that the participant must find before answering the question.
Recommendations
Section titled “Recommendations”- Choose accessible and safe locations.
- Avoid requiring the participant to access private or dangerous places.
- Write clues that are precise enough to avoid confusion.
- Physically test the route before sharing it.
GPS accuracy can vary depending on the environment and device; this should be considered when designing the activity.