Drag and Drop Quiz

Hi Thomas

if you can share the .story file or even just the slide someone can try and help you.

Thank you Wendy. I will attach a version of the complete file. I have just changed the text from the slide.

Sorry, yes...it is just the slide in question

Hi Thomas the interaction is working fine for me.  The drop targets are on the right and the drag items are on the left.

Here is a quick Peek video of preview

Wendy,

Wow!! That's unbelievable! Thank you for the video it does show that my work is fine but the action is not operating that way for me...this is soo weird.

Can you indulge me and just try a "single" interaction - i.e. q1 to a1 for example and see if that works, without trying q2 or q3 please.

Just a note...it seems that regardless of how many questions/answers you have on a slide, to get a "correct" response, they "all" have to be correct. A single slide vs a single question is not very productive or prudent unless they are longer questions as such.

So, to give the learners a reasonable challenge, I am going to limit the question/answer to 3 per slide i.e. they must have 3 correct responses to 3 questions.

Unless of course, there is a way to "submit" each question for a correct/incorrect response?

Sorry not sure I'm following - are you trying to get the DnD to have scoring for a partial correct? 

Yes, that is exactly what I was trying to do. They can select say, Question 1 then Answer 1 and click Submit. So, they could check their progress and understanding.

If they got the 1st one incorrect, then they could go back and try again.

That was the intent anyway :) Is there a way you can select 1 answer then submit?

Or, is it only after you select all 3 answers (in this case as I have 3 questions on the slide), that this is the only option or process?

Are looking for this to be a graded question?

In this case, no.

Then we could probably do it with layers and triggers - I can have a go later today if you like.

Give me some indication of what you want to happen when I answer the first question and get it correct / get it incorrect...do I get another go at it or I move onto the next one ...

Wendy, That would be great! I would imagine you could step through the layers etc. to make it work, so by all means have a try. If the conditions get too complex, then maybe it may be too much work?

I would like the learner to attempt a question and then click submit. If they get it incorrect, they get another attempt. If they get it right, they can move on to the next question and so on.

Hi Thomas

very rough sample attached.  Take a look and see if it goes someway to what you are looking for.

It is not based on a quiz layout - it's all custom. 

For each question I added one drag item and two possible targets as it didn't seem like you would have a one for one relationship that would be testing the users.

Anyway - hope it helps and shout out if you don't understand.

Forgive the formatting it's been a long day :-)

Wendy, thanks for this. Sorry it has taken a day or 2 to come back to you. Understand....the layers and the triggers work ok and I was trying to avoid going to such depth but I can see that if I follow this direction that is where it leads :)

You provided a good example of a working model and I will work with that. I may look at providing a completed version of mine once I have finished, to compare.

Thanks again.

No worries Thomas - just depends if it gives you what you want for the amount of work you'd need to do.  You could do individual slides in a branch fashion that may work better for you. Whether it's a slide the user goes to or a layer should be seamless to them anyway.