Creating a Word Jumble

Hi Rachel! 

Unfortunately Rebecca does not make it back to the forums very often. I'm not sure that I've seen this set up either. I see the difficulty in needing the 'right' combination in either location. 

Hopefully someone in the community will be able to assist you in this design setup.

Hi,

thanks for sharing the YouTube video, it's really been a help! Just one question: once you changed the free form from drag and drop to pick one, my objects that need to be dropped down aren't "dragable" anymore. How can we manage that?

Tina

Hi Tina! 

Glad that you found Rebecca's video helpful. Unfortunately, she does not make it back to the forums often.

Did you check out the sample story that she shared as well? I'm reattaching here if needed. Perhaps seeing her setup will assist you.

If you need us to take a look, you can share your sample .story file here if you'd like. I'm sure someone could assist.

Hi Tina!

I see where you shared your file here and I think I've found your solution as well :)

This is exactly the solution I was searching for...however, if the slide isn't designated as a Drag-and-Drop, the shapes are no longer draggable. How is it that you have a MC Pick One or Pick Many question with draggable shapes?? Feel like I'm missing the easy part of this somehow..

Hi Samantha,

Have you looked at adding a "drag" trigger to the items? That may be the way around the set up. Since this thread is a bit older others may not be subscribed, but you could share a copy of your .story file here using the "add attachment" button to share it here. 

Hi Ashley,

I tried to mirror the logic in Rebecca's example above, so I'm not sure how "drag" triggers work. Your feedback is appreciated.

Hi Samantha!

Thanks for sharing your file and allowing us to take a look.

You were so close :) Looks like you just needed to define your drop object in your trigger (you had the slide listed) and everything else looks great.

I duplicated your slide and made changes on the 2nd slide so you could see the difference.

Your file is attached.

Of course! Thanks so much :)

Hi there and thanks for this fix.  

Despite having added the Drop Incorrect state to objects and despite then editing the state of the Incorrect button as being select if objects are normal or objects are incorrect - I am getting a message saying "Invalid Answer - must complete the question before submitting". What could I be missing?

Thanks again!

KerryJ

By the way - I dragged the Correct and Incorrect buttons onto the stage and checked out the preview, and clicking the incorrect button yields the same result. I'd not added it to the form view. All's well - thank you!

Thanks Kerry for the update and glad you were able to get this figured out and working as you needed!

Hi

I am at a loss. How do I control the behaviour of incorrect choices (e.g. whether they stay where they're put or whether they bounce back to their original position) using this pick one/drag and drop method? The question editor (where i could make alterations) in the drag and drop question type does not appear in the pick one question type. Thanks.

Hi AH,

Once you set up a freeform question type (such as a pick one) you should get the question editor that would allow you to choose which are the questions and answers. The drag and drop and the pick one are different freeform types and can't be combined though. If you're needing help with the specific set up of your incorrect items in a drag and drop can you share a copy of your .story file here with us? That's the best way to for community members and staff to offer advice, ideas and possible solutions associated with your project as we'll be able to see what you're working it! You can use the "Add Attachment" button at the bottom of the reply window to share here. 

I know it has been some time since Rebecca posted answers to this, but her solution no longer works. Maybe the newer versions of SL that have come out since don't play nice with the triggers she came up with. Even the sample project she posted shoots the incorrect answers off the box.