I'm working on a tutorial for text analysis. One slide presents a biggish chuck of text, and I am to have many text boxes on the screen so that the learner can do their analysis. There is space for a small scrolling field, but I would prefer to present the text "unscrolled" but "moveable" so that the learner can drag it around as needed.
I experimented once with doing something like this.
I set up a freeform drag and drop slide with no submit button, and deleted the feed back layers. I made the item I wanted to move a drag item. With no target for the drop item, it just sat where I dropped it.
You may have to experiment to get what you want, but all those slides look the same to the user, so they will never know they are taking a quiz.
Glad that Walt was able to assist you here Judith - we always love to see new examples of custom design, so if you get it working as you'd like, hopefully you can share here.
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I experimented once with doing something like this.
I set up a freeform drag and drop slide with no submit button, and deleted the feed back layers. I made the item I wanted to move a drag item. With no target for the drop item, it just sat where I dropped it.
You may have to experiment to get what you want, but all those slides look the same to the user, so they will never know they are taking a quiz.
Wonderful! I will give this a try.
Thanks, Walt,
Judith
Glad that Walt was able to assist you here Judith - we always love to see new examples of custom design, so if you get it working as you'd like, hopefully you can share here.
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