Creating Matching Drag-and-Drop Questions

This video tutorial guides users through creating matching drag-and-drop questions in an assessment editor. It covers steps to add question text, matching answers, and media enhancements like images or audio. The tutorial also explains setting question titles, writing instructional text, and providing feedback for correct and incorrect answers. The video concludes with a summary of the process.

What is the first step in creating a matching drag-and-drop question?

• Click on the new question button

• Type the question text

• Add matching text fields

• Upload an image

What should you do after selecting the matching drag-and-drop option?

• Upload an audio file

• Add feedback text

• Click the submit button

• Type the question text

What should you do after typing or pasting the question text?

• Save your work

• Add feedback

• Upload an image

• Add matching text fields

How many matching text fields are required at a minimum?

• One

• Four

• Two

• Three

What is the purpose of the asset menu?

• To save the question

• To add matching text fields

• To provide feedback

• To upload images

Where can you add an image or audio file to the question?

• Above the asset menu

• In the feedback section

• In the options menu

• In the question text field

What is the purpose of the question title field?

• To display the question to users

• To provide feedback

• To add images

• For internal reference only

What is the purpose of instructional text?

• To provide feedback

• To name the question

• To explain how to complete the question

• To add images

How can users access the instructional text?

• By clicking the feedback button

• By clicking on the question

• By submitting the answer

• By hovering over the question mark icon

What is an example of instructional text for matching drag-and-drop questions?

• Drag the correct answer from the bottom and join it to its correct match on the left

• Click the submit button to save your work

• Upload an image or audio file

• Add at least two matching text fields