Drag & Drop Feedback Dilemma

Hi Erinn, 

Have you tried creating triggers for each of the options so that when the user clicks submits, they are taken to the appropriate layer? 

You can delete the Incorrect/Correct layers and the associated triggers. Hope that helps! 

Thanks for responding. I couldn't conceptualize how to make that happen. I tried to create a trigger to "show slide layer" when incorrect shape/answer is dropped on target. The problem is that the submit interaction is still active...(does that matter)

You're on the right track! Have you deleted all of the other triggers? Is the submit interaction still active even with no other triggers? 

Also, since you do not need this interaction tracked, it might be easier to use a blank slide than a quiz slide. Then you do not have to deal with the pre-built quiz functions. 

Yes, I deleted all the triggers. Yes, the submit interaction is still active even with no triggers. The submit interaction appeared when I converted my slide to a free-form drag and drop.

So, I just created three customized layers for each answer choice.  So after the user clicks submit, it' supposed to show a different layer. But, that didn't happen. The same feedback layer is showing for all three answer choices!!!

Would you be willing to upload the SL file (with just the one slide, if preferred) for us to take a look? 

Ok hold on! This is the slide I am playing around with.

Thanks! So technically, what your triggers are doing is every time the user clicks the Submit button, it is going through ALL 3 layers and it stops with the last one, which is why you see Wrong every time. What you need is a way to distinguish between each trigger.

I need a moment to think about how to do that (there are multiple ways) but wanted to let you know this first so you can try out some of your ideas. Does that  make sense? 

Here's an idea! On a new blank slide (non-quiz), I've created a "Drop Correct" state for each of the answer options. Then, I created drop triggers. When the user drops the object onto the target, the feedback shows up. You might play around with it to make it work more smoothly. You may discover a better way to do it. Hope this gets you onto the next step. :) 

Thank you for your assistance! I only wanted the learner to be able to choose one option and click submit. This design gives them the option to try several times. I think I will change the question type to one that allows feedback by answer choice.

My pleasure. The setup I provided can be altered so the user can only choose once. Let me know if you need help with that. :)