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Storyline: Drag-and-Drop Activity Template

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NicoleLegault1
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9 years ago

Here's a quick and easy way to transform boring, static process text into an interactivity that engages your learner: transform it into a drag and drop! This template contains a drag-and-drop activity, and a slide that then allows them to find out more about each step in the activity. 

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Published 9 years ago
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  • DebStefanac's avatar
    DebStefanac
    Community Member
    9 years ago
    Hi,

    Nice, clean and easy example to understand thanks for posting.
  • MichelleWilkie's avatar
    MichelleWilkie
    Community Member
    9 years ago
    Hi Nicole, thank-you for this template.

    I am knew to this website and templates altogether. I'm studying at University and have a Powerpoint presentation (via distance learning - so only uploading to students and lecturer) and I'd like to have a few interactive aspects of the presentation.

    Unfortunately my MacBook Pro will not enable me to open your file :(

    Do you have any advice?

    Many thanks,
    Michelle
  • abrahammtz's avatar
    abrahammtz
    Community Member
    9 years ago
    Hi,
    Is there a way to use a random list (random order, also include fake answers in the list) so the cuestion can be reusable . So answers 1 to 7 will always be the correct ones and the order too but the list available to drag to be random.
  • LaraNaested's avatar
    LaraNaested
    Community Member
    9 years ago
    Hi ! It's really a nice template, thank you for the idea ! Is there a way to download it and use it on Storyline 1 ?
  • JacquelineColem's avatar
    JacquelineColem
    Community Member
    8 years ago
    Great template Nicole. Could you give directions on how you gave the background the "blurry" effect?
    • PhoebeLu-de754b's avatar
      PhoebeLu-de754b
      Community Member
      8 years ago
      Two options I found so far:
      1. Use PPT, in the "Artistic Effect", select the "blur" to make the image blurred to the default effect;
      2. Add a shape on top of the image. Then right click the image to select "format shape", adjusting the "solid fill" and the "transparency" until you are satisfied with the effect. This way is more like to add a screen on top of the image, which will give you more room to blur the image to the effect that you really want.
      Hope it helps. :-)