I've seen Storyline matching activities where two pieces snap together but can't seem to locate the examples or re-create from memory. Can anyone point me in the right direction for this type of interaction? It is similar to a jigsaw puzzle but is used for 1:1 matching exercises. So, the user drags Piece A to Piece B and they snap to connect. Similar to a standard drag and drop but a little different....
Yes, that is similar. I have been working with "convert to freeform" lately and forgot to go back and check graded questions. Do you happen to know of any resources for the activities that are jigsaw puzzles with several interlocking pieces? Thanks!
Thanks for reaching out! I took a look at your file and was able to see the Correct layer upon submission of the question.
If you're looking to allow the learner to retry the question after getting it wrong, I suggest selecting the Question Tools Design tab and raising your Attempts. Currently, if the learner gets the question wrong, it will automatically move to the next slide.
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Hi there, Catherine! Have you had a look at our matching drag-and-drop question? It's available in the graded questions section:
Is that the style you were thinking about?
Yes, that is similar. I have been working with "convert to freeform" lately and forgot to go back and check graded questions. Do you happen to know of any resources for the activities that are jigsaw puzzles with several interlocking pieces? Thanks!
Hi Catherine!
These resources should spark some ideas! 💡
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The incorrect slide layer comes up but not the correct slide layer how do I "fix this?
Hi Stephanie,
Thanks for reaching out! I took a look at your file and was able to see the Correct layer upon submission of the question.
If you're looking to allow the learner to retry the question after getting it wrong, I suggest selecting the Question Tools Design tab and raising your Attempts. Currently, if the learner gets the question wrong, it will automatically move to the next slide.
Let me know if this helps!
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