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# Interactions
## Overview
Annoto Interactions enables to engage the learners in additional ways, such as: quizzes, polls, surveys, etc.
Each interaction includes a bundle of settings, created specifically to match the needs of it, and after choosing the settings, you will be able to review the final result of the interaction that was created.
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After the interaction is created and reviews, it's important to publish it, so the learners can see it. Learn [**here** ](/guides/annoto-platform/annoto-widget/interactions/interactions-creation-flow.md#publishing-the-cta)how to publish.
{% endhint %}
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