Working with drag & drop scenario. The design states user will click and drag object/question to an answer. Do not show results until user clicks submit button. User then sees correct and incorrect answers.
I am using Freeform slide and have the Base Layer set up exactly how it should work, but cannot figure out how to show correct and incorrect answers.
I love what you did and hope I can keep it this way, but my instructions are to let the users select any answer and then have a submit button display to show them the correct answers.
I was thinking of adding a trigger on the submit button that would show the correct answers by changing the states... help.. I am new at Articulate...
The only question is whether you want the learners to first view their choices w/ incorrect feedback or go directly to the correct answers feedback slide.
I set it up this time to allow learners to view their choices so they could see their correct and incorrect responses. A button is provided to show your "correct answers" feedback layer.
Hi David, THANK YOU! This is definitely what we need. We want the user to see the wrong answers first and then click on the button to see correct answers. I can't wait to see how you figured this one out. Thanks! Cindy
David, This turned out absolutely perfect and exactly what I needed. Thank you for sending the video on how you made this work, this really helped me understand the functionality better. You are a rockstar!
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Hi CIndy
the states 1,2,3,4 in your triggers are contradicting the state names you have in the states tab or am I reading it wrong what behaviour should occur.
I drag the first ? oval to one of the ovals on the right?
Also you only have a correct layer not an incorrect layer?
Hi, Thanks for replying.. this one is really tricky and I am new at using Articulate. YIKES! The states 1,2,3,4 are showing the line placement.
On the ovals, I added the 'drag over' state in order to get the submit button functionality to work properly.
I am not sure about the correct layer vs.. incorrect layer.. help..
Oh this is such a cool interaction!
The only change I made was to delete your manual triggers to change the drag-over states. Those are built-in states and should fire automatically.
Example: http://d.pr/i/12ZI4
Can you take a look at the demo to see if it's doing what you intended?
Demo: http://articulate-community.s3.amazonaws.com/david/2016/DragDrop-Cindy/story.html
I attached the updated .story file.
I love what you did and hope I can keep it this way, but my instructions are to let the users select any answer and then have a submit button display to show them the correct answers.
I was thinking of adding a trigger on the submit button that would show the correct answers by changing the states... help.. I am new at Articulate...
If it is not possible, then I will go back to the ID and let them know. Thanks so much for your help!
Sorry about that! Yes, it should be quite easy to achieve what you're after.
Here's an updated version: http://articulate-community.s3.amazonaws.com/david/2016/DragDrop-Cindy/v2/story.html
The only question is whether you want the learners to first view their choices w/ incorrect feedback or go directly to the correct answers feedback slide.
I set it up this time to allow learners to view their choices so they could see their correct and incorrect responses. A button is provided to show your "correct answers" feedback layer.
Please let me know if I'm getting closer.
Hi David,
THANK YOU! This is definitely what we need. We want the user to see the wrong answers first and then click on the button to see correct answers.
I can't wait to see how you figured this one out.
Thanks!
Cindy
Cindy Poole
Right on! I've attached the updated .story file. Please let me know if there's anything you don't understand or just want more info about. I also put a super quick screencast together that walks you through the main changes I made: http://articulate-community.s3.amazonaws.com/david/2016/DragDrop-Cindy/cindy-dragdrop.mp4
Thanks so much again for sharing your work in the community. This is a really neat interaction!
David,
This turned out absolutely perfect and exactly what I needed. Thank you for sending the video on how you made this work, this really helped me understand the functionality better.
You are a rockstar!
Thanks!
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