I have a drag n drop question where there are 7 statements stacked on top of each other so they appear 1 at a time. The learner is to drop them either in the bin or on the notebook. They are set to be hidden when dropped. It is one assessment question in a bank of 10 where the learner needs to get 80% to pass and they only get one more go at the assessment (if there score is less than 80% for the 10) or they have to repeat the module.
Is there a way to only show learners their incorrect choices? That is, how do we show where they dropped the statements without showing them the correct answers?
how do we show where they dropped the statements without showing them the correct answers?
With only two options, they don’t need much of a memory to know the correct answer when shown the items that they placed incorrectly.
There are a lot of different ways this can be done. Which way works for you depends on how you make them appear and disappear. If you can attach what you have here, someone can help you pick the best way.
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how do we show where they dropped the statements without showing them the correct answers?
With only two options, they don’t need much of a memory to know the correct answer when shown the items that they placed incorrectly.
There are a lot of different ways this can be done. Which way works for you depends on how you make them appear and disappear. If you can attach what you have here, someone can help you pick the best way.