PowerPoint Question
Oct 11, 2012
Hi Hero's!
I am buidling a course on prevention of patient falls in Articulate. Is it possible to create a drag and drop type of action in Powerpoint? I have attached a copy of the slide I am working on. The scenario for the knowledge check was developed as an engage media tour which will link to this activity. I want the learner to be able to click on a sticky note and drop in onto the notepad. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
Sue
6 Replies
I know Storyline allows you to create drag and drop interactions. Articulate Quizmaker has a hotspot selection quiz. But I'd be interested in how to best do this as well.
Hi Susan,
I could see your slide set up in quizmaker with a clipboard as the background and a list of the items (instead of each sticky note). Saying someting in your narration like: You've listed the following factors in your evauation of Mr. Jackson. Please select which factors might place him at risk of falls.
You could have two columns with check boxes to indicate whether or not the item "is" or "is not" a factor. Here's a couple of links to review the two-colum quiz template:
https://player.vimeo.com/video/204926619
http://community.articulate.com/forums/p/3932/21641.aspx#21641
Here's a tutorial to remove items from the quiz properties to make it not function like a normal quiz and more just like a interactive activity.
https://player.vimeo.com/video/204926730
Melanie
Hi Susan,
Another choice might be a "hot spot" QM interaction.
Here is an example of QM using a hot spot....
http://cdn.articulate.com/images/products09/product-files/quizmaker/US_flags/quizmaker.html
Hope this helps,
Bob
Thank you, Melanie and Bob for your suggestions! I will review the tutorials and have a go at revising it this afternoon. I appreciate the input very much.
Hector, my department does not have Storyline yet, but we are hoping to soon. I am chomping at the bit to start using it!!
Sue
Hi Susan
Once you get your hands on SL you'll realise how much scope there is for adding all kinds of interactivity
Simon,
I can't wait!
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