# Create
## Image Gallery Content
When you set up an **Image Gallery** activity, you can configure a range of options to control how students **view, contribute, and interact with images**. Below is a breakdown of each option and how you can use it in your lesson design.
#### Title
* This is the name of the activity shown to students. Use a **clear and descriptive title** to help students understand the purpose of the task.
#### Instructions / Description
This is where you provide guidance to students on what they need to do:
You can include:
* The **context of the activity**
* Step-by-step instructions
* **Evaluation criteria**
* Expectations for participation
Well-written instructions are essential to ensure students **engage meaningfully with the images**.
### Adding images
#### Add Image
This allows you to upload images that students will analyse and interact with.
You can use this to:
* Provide **core material for evaluation**
* Set up c**ase studies or examples**
* Guide students towards specific learning outcomes
If no images are added, students will only see content **if you allow them to upload their own**.
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You can upload one or multiple images at once.
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## Advanced Settings
These options control how students participate, contribute, and interact within the gallery.
#### Allow students to share their own images
When enabled, students can **upload and share their own images** with the class or team/group.
Use this option when you want to:
* Encourage **student-generated content**
* Support **exploration and discovery**
* Enable **peer learning through contributions**
#### Notify instructors when a student submits an image
When enabled, you will receive **a notification each time a student uploads an image**.
This is useful for:
* Monitoring participation in real time
* Reviewing submissions as they are added
* Providing timely feedback
#### Enable feedback
Allows students to interact with **images by providing feedback.**
This can include:
* Comments
* Ratings or rankings (depending on configuration)
Enable this when you want students to **critically evaluate and discuss images**.
#### Allow students to select favourite images
Students **can mark images as favourites**.
This is useful for:
* Identifying **popular or impactful images**
* Encouraging quick engagement
* Supporting informal evaluation
This option works well when you want a **lightweight interaction mechanism**.
#### Allow students to give a rank to images
Students can **formally rate images** based on defined criteria.
You can use this to:
* Structure **peer evaluation**
* Compare student judgements
* Support **assessment or grading activities**
This option is ideal when you want **more rigorous evaluation** than simple favourites.
#### Lock when finished
Prevents students from adding or modifying images after completing the activity.
Use this to:
* Maintain **fairness in assessment scenarios**
* Ensure **final submissions are fixed**
* Prevent late changes after deadlines
### Learning Outcomes
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**Mapping learning outcomes to activities is very useful for curriculum mapping.**
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Add learning outcomes to the activity
As with all activities in LAMS, you can map your learning outcomes to this activity. If you want to add a learning outcome, just search for the particular outcome or type a new one it will be added to your list of learning outcomes for the future.
You can search Learning Outcomes by code or name.
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