So far, I've only used Presenter when creating courses. Now, I need to create a drag and drop exercise. I'm not sure if I need to use Quizmaker or Engage? Basically, it will be terms then the learner needs to determine which of two types of processes the term belong to. When searching through the information both have been mentioned. I'm not sure where to start!
Carla . .. Quizmaker has a Drag and Drop question type, so that would be a good place to start. Does it need to be graded, or just a skill-building activity?
OK . . . then I think Quizmaker would be your best option. The E-Learning Heroes site has quite a few tutorials on using Quizmaker on the Tutorials tab.
THANKS! I set up the quiz but I only see one style of drop and drag quiz. Is there a way to customize it rather than having to connect the pieces together to be a match? What I'd like to do is have two answer options then the learner drop the appropriate term that is describe the answer.
Carla . . . could you use the Matching Drop Down option instead of Drag and Drop? It wouldn't be a drag and drop activity, but I think it would fit what you want to do. You could set up a statement as your definition, and then set you two answer options to appear in the drop down field. The learner would pick the correct option in the drop down field instead of dragging the correct option to the statement.
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Carla . .. Quizmaker has a Drag and Drop question type, so that would be a good place to start. Does it need to be graded, or just a skill-building activity?
Dragster from Tony Lowe wbeducate also works with Studio
It will need to be graded. Or at least that is how it is done now.
OK . . . then I think Quizmaker would be your best option. The E-Learning Heroes site has quite a few tutorials on using Quizmaker on the Tutorials tab.
THANKS! I set up the quiz but I only see one style of drop and drag quiz. Is there a way to customize it rather than having to connect the pieces together to be a match? What I'd like to do is have two answer options then the learner drop the appropriate term that is describe the answer.
Carla . . . could you use the Matching Drop Down option instead of Drag and Drop? It wouldn't be a drag and drop activity, but I think it would fit what you want to do. You could set up a statement as your definition, and then set you two answer options to appear in the drop down field. The learner would pick the correct option in the drop down field instead of dragging the correct option to the statement.
Thanks - I'll give it a try!
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