Part of a project that I am working on has a quiz. The quiz has an image of a heart with a list of the various parts of the heart to one side. I want the student to be able to drag an answer to the heart and the quiz to return a right or wrong response. The additions of sounds, selected at random, from sound libraries would be nice as well.
Any ideas on if this can be done with this software? Where might I find examples or tutorials that are about this kind of quiz?
Thanks for your reply. Not what I want to do though.
I have an image of a heart.
I have a list of words that are labels for various areas of the heart.
I want to have the viewer drag the labels to the heart image and stick if the area is correct, or be refused if the label is wrong.
This idea seems very straight forward to me and an obvious kind of test or quiz. I just have been unable to find a tutorial or help file that tells how this is done.
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This tutorial should help:
https://player.vimeo.com/video/148896951
Drag and Drop questions don't allow you to add sounds to the effect of dragging and dropping.
Justin,
Thanks for your reply. Not what I want to do though.
I have an image of a heart.
I have a list of words that are labels for various areas of the heart.
I want to have the viewer drag the labels to the heart image and stick if the area is correct, or be refused if the label is wrong.
This idea seems very straight forward to me and an obvious kind of test or quiz. I just have been unable to find a tutorial or help file that tells how this is done.
Help appreciated.
Jay
Hi Jay,
To accomplish this, you may need to use a combination of Dragster and Articulate. For more information, see the link below:
http://daveperso.mediaenglishonline.com/2010/05/03/dragster-and-articulate/
another vote hear for dragster works very well with articulate
Phil
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