{{ block title }} Instructions phase one: Where has this image been taken? {{ endblock }} {{ block content }}
In the following experiment you will be grouped in a team with four players. Your team members will be the four players who participated in the experiment just before you.
In the first stage of each round, you will see an image and five possible geolocations (name of city and associated country) of which one is the correct answer. You are asked to rate the cities in terms of how likely you think the image shown was taken at this location. Your answers will help your teammates to find the correct solution and count for the team decision!
If you are sure that a geolocation is incorrect, you should drag the corresponding element to the grey field labeled "Incorrect geolocations (0)". If you think a geolocation might be correct, you should drag the draggable element to one of the fields labeled "Correct geolocations". This field is separated into 5 different areas, which are consecutively numbered. If you are rather uncertain that a city on a draggable text box is the correct location, you should drag it to a field with a low number. If you are completely sure that a location is the correct one, drag it to the field with the highest number. This way you can inform your teammates that you are highly certain to have found the correct location at which the image was taken.
The city you rate the highest counts as your vote for the team decision.
You will need to drag all geolocation draggables to a corresponding dropzone and you will need to drag at least one geolocation to the "Correct geolocations" dropzone to get to the next phase.
You can now play around with the user interface to get familiar with the task. When you have finished the rating, you can click on the Next button.