Image multiple drop targets shapes as correct answers in StoryLine

Hi David,

Something similar is discussed in this thread.  It may work for your project.

http://community.articulate.com/forums/t/23119.aspx

Mike

Hey David,

Here's another one where I recently answered a similar question...uses a Pick One for the D&D

Thanks Mike and Rebecca. The second example looks like it might be a bit easier to implement.

SUB PROBLEM 1. I've deleted a window somehow and can't get it back. It was that window that allows you to set the drag drop relationships. Thus I'm not able to do anything at present.

WISHLIST: Ultimately it might be easier if they could implement a programmatic solution to this type of quiz, rather than the end user having to go through all the setup. I suggest a dynamic array list for each target object that has as list of drop objects that it will accept. The user would then simply add a drop object name to the target objects drop list. At run time each target object would check to see if the object dropped is on its accept list. I think that would make it real easy from a user perspective to then make these kinds of quizzes. That way it would become a specific product feature, rather than using the work arounds that are great but, seem to require a bit more advanced knowledge on usage, than what I have in the few days I've been using it.  Anyway that's my thought on it.

Regards,
David 

re; StoryLine SUB PROBLEM 1. I've deleted a window somehow and can't get it back. It was that window that allows you to set the drag drop relationships. i.e. window titled "Drag and Drop Question - Articulate Storyline" Thus I'm not able to do anything at present.

Hmm. I think I see how I have got confused, but not sure how to get around it.

1. I was initially using QuizMaker to do the drag drop quiz after seeing this example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt5gJGwVCmA  QuizzMaker allowed me to go to Form View to view this form and make drag drop relationship changes if required.

2. Then I moved to the StoryLine product because of its ability to bypass the Submit button. Problem is that there does not appear to be a Form View in StoryLine. Thus the QuizMaker example seems more difficult to implement in StoryLine in terms of getting that Form View back. In StoryLine you seem to get the Drag and Drop Quiestion relationship form once only at the start just after you convert it to Freeform mode and if you close it, it seems to be gone forever.

Is there a way of recovering this  "Drag and Drop Question - Articulate Storyline" form view in StoryLine so you can edit the drag drop relationships between objects?

Hi David,

Storyline works a little differently than Presenter in terms of "views."

When you say you're missing the Drag and Drop Question relationship form, are you referring to this?

If so, you can access it again by clicking the Edit Drag and Drop button from the side panel, outlined in red. If you're not seeing that panel, it may be because you accidentally "minimized" it by dragging the narrow border, indicated in yellow in the screen shot.

If that happened, this support page describes how to get the panel back.

Please shout out with any questions.

Hi Rebecca,

Thanks for this explanation. Yes That is the form I could not get visible in StoryLine. i.e. the one you have posted. I could see it once when I added the object but not after I closed the form. i,.e. I could not see how to get the Drag drop relationship form back. I think I clicked something that caused this side panel to disappear or minimise and I can't see how to get the objects side panel back.  

Anyway I will take a look at your information and get back to you.

Also if there is a demo screen recording or illustrated explanation on how to set this muti drop quiz up, that would be great. If it's easy to do, I will be recommending this to our management for this type of quiz.

WISHLIST ITEM

As mentioned, my longer term as a wishlist / suggestion product enhancement item, is an image drop grid quiz object, which would be really cool. Thus allowing me to say define a grid of x,y dimensions and cell size for image objects to be dropped into. Each cell could accept any of the image objects, simply by drop list selection.

This drop grid object would then be processed at quiz run time, just like other quiz controls. With this we could more easily do various image placement quizzes such as Jigsaw puzzles, electronic circuit boards and more. I think this could be a fantastic addition to what is already a very good product. Of course it would need to be SCORM compliant and be able to update the Moodle grade book as per normal. I'm very enthusiastic about this capability as I think it offers great potential as a learning tool.

Much appreciated.

David

Hi Rebecca,

Yes that seems to have fixed it. Thanks for your help. Also if there is a video demo screen recording or illustrated explanation on how to set this muti drop quiz up, that would be great. If it's easy to do, I will be recommending this to our management for this type of quiz. This multi-drop images in more than one target object as correct answers, is the functionality I seek.

Much appreciated.
David

Hi David,

Cool wishlist idea! If you didn't already, please send that along to our product development team as well by submitting a feature request. 

Glad Rebecca was able to assist you here as well! 

Hi David,

I responded on the other page where you posted asking about a video for a D&D with mulitple drop targets, but figured in case anyone arrives at this site I'd post here as well.

Here's a youtube video I created ... please shout out with any questions

And here's a sample of the story

Slide 1: Standard D&D

Slide 2: Pick One D&D Finished

Slide 3: Practice slide...instructions on slide