Rather than having to physically drag an object to a destination with a mouse or our finger, is there a way a learner can click on the object and click on the destination? For the activity I'm creating, there will be no right or wrong answer; the learner is only sorting their preferences.
Here's something I put together a while back. It may give you some ideas. There are two different approaches. The second one shuffles the answers using js.
Another interesting concept I created a while ago. While it may not directly apply to your current situation, it's easily adaptable. It's akin to a memory game—click on one object (origin), then search for its match by clicking on another object (destination). You can refer to my brief video clip for a visual demonstration.
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Here's something I put together a while back. It may give you some ideas. There are two different approaches. The second one shuffles the answers using js.
Maybe something like this?
Another interesting concept I created a while ago. While it may not directly apply to your current situation, it's easily adaptable. It's akin to a memory game—click on one object (origin), then search for its match by clicking on another object (destination). You can refer to my brief video clip for a visual demonstration.