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Grading an accessible drag and drop. Is it possible?
I recently figured out how to make a drag and drop question accessible. (great tutorial here: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/build-an-accessible-drag-and-drop-interaction-in-storyline) However it is not possible to use it as a graded question. It's similar to a matching but each drop area has two correct answers. So it's accessible and looks exactly like a regular drag and drop question with the ability to try again once,(from Alexia Arroyo comment here: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/drag-and-drop-reset-option) and with correct and incorrect feedback.
Originally, I was going to give users a quiz score at the end of the lesson, but now it's all wonky. I have three questions, but only two count for grading, since the accessible drag/drop isn't counted/graded. Is there a way to manually add this function, so I can have my quiz score work and include the non-graded question?
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Hi Kate! Thank you for posting your question here. Have you tried using the Convert to Freeform—Drag and Drop option? Selecting this option will automatically create a trigger on the slide to submit the drag and drop interaction so the results display on your Results slide. Here's a screenshot of where to find it.
Hope that helps!
If this was converted, I don't think the accessible click function would work and submit? Or am I wrong?
Hi Lydia! I believe you're right. I wish I knew of a graded drag-and-drop example that was also accessible, but I don't recall seeing any. I'll keep my eye out for one.
This may fit your needs, a great example of accessible and graded drag and drop. I have used it as a base to work from, tweaked it to my needs, added a results slide, and it works beautifully.
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/keyboard-accessible-drag-drop
