Hello -- I think I understand. The way I do this is:
Set up your sentence on screen. Where you want a dropdown list to appear, create a rectangle and type "SELECT" or something similar in it (maybe with a down arrow, etc.)
When the learner clicks that SELECT box, it opens a layer that shows the three choices in a dropdown list. To create this, add three rectangles right below the SELECT box and type an answer in each.
When the learner clicks one of the three choices, the state of the SELECT box changes to that word, and the layer hides so the learner can progress to the next selection.
Does this help?
For feedback, I turn incorrect answers red, and correct answers green. I also disable correct answers so they cannot be changed while a learner makes multiple attempts to get all of the responses correct. (I also trigger feedback layers depending on true/false variables - whether all of the SELECT fields are correct.)
Hello -- I think I understand. The way I do this is:
Set up your sentence on screen. Where you want a dropdown list to appear, create a rectangle and type "SELECT" or something similar in it (maybe with a down arrow, etc.)
When the learner clicks that SELECT box, it opens a layer that shows the three choices in a dropdown list. To create this, add three rectangles right below the SELECT box and type an answer in each.
When the learner clicks one of the three choices, the state of the SELECT box changes to that word, and the layer hides so the learner can progress to the next selection.
Does this help?
For feedback, I turn incorrect answers red, and correct answers green. I also disable correct answers so they cannot be changed while a learner makes multiple attempts to get all of the responses correct. (I also trigger feedback layers depending on true/false variables - whether all of the SELECT fields are correct.)