Originally designed questions (1 and 2) look ugly:.Anatomy drag and drop into image example in a forum thread:.Note: This question type is not accessible to users who are visually impaired. Use the key to move between the drop zones and the key to cycle around the possible choices for each drop zone.
Show the number of correct responses: Include in the feedback a statement of how many choices are correct.ĭrag and drop questions are keyboard accessible. At runtime when the hints are exhausted the question will finish and the student will be given the general feedback and the question score will be calculated.Ĭlear incorrect responses: When ‘Try again’ is clicked incorrect choices are cleared. If you wish to give the student three tries at a question you will need to provide two hints. Hint: You can complete as many of these boxes as you wish.
If the question is used in 'interactive with multiple tries' behaviour the marking is modified as follows: In the example above a correct answer at the second try will score 0.6666667 of the available marks and a correct answer at the third try will score 0.3333334 of the available marks. Penalty for each incorrect try: The available mark is reduced by the penalty for second and subsequent tries. Whether or not Combined feedback is shown to students is governed by the Specific feedback setting on the quiz settings form. There is no negative marking of drop zones that are filled incorrectly. Only drop zones that are filled correctly gain marks. Other settings are completed (see below) and the question is saved.Īll gaps are weighted identically. When the boxes are dragged to their appropriate places on the background image, the coordinates in the Drop zones section are updated automatically. The Group 1 boxes will display in a different colour from the Group 2 boxes. In the Drop zones section, an item from the previously added options is chosen from the drop down. (Groups and the Unlimited setting are not used in this example)Īll draggable images (the flags) are in Group 1 and all draggable text items (the capital cities) are in Group 2. In the Draggable items section, the 'type' is chosen as 'draggable text' and the text for each stage is added. In the Preview section, a basic image of steps is uploaded. Choices that are marked as 'Unlimited' may be used in multiple locations.īased on the Moodle documentation Pedagogy, participants must 'climb the Moodle ladder' by ordering the stages of using Moodle as a teacher. Note (3) Choices that are within the same Group are colour coded and may only be dropped on a drop zone with the corresponding colour. Note (2) You can format draggable text using, ,, ,, and If you change your mind about an image, simply upload a different one to replace it. Remember to add a short text descriptor too. If they are larger, they will be scaled on import. Note:(1) Draggable images cannot be more than 150 x 100 pixels. You can then position the items on the background image and this will add their coordinates. In the Drop zones section, you choose which items to go in which zone. You may have a mixture of images and text. In the Draggable items section, you can upload images if you leave the type as 'draggable image' or you can type in words if you change the type to 'draggable text'. Your image will then display under the file upload box. In the Preview section, click the background image button to upload an image. (Students won't see the name.)Īdd the question to the text editor, using any formatting you wish. Give the question a descriptive name to help you find it in the question bank.
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