Notice: Undefined index: first_name3 in /home/webdev12/public_html//wp/wp-content/plugins/conference-scheduler/inc/single-proposal.php on line 110 Notice: Undefined index: wpcf-spkr5 in /home/webdev12/public_html//wp/wp-content/plugins/conference-scheduler/inc/single-proposal.php on line 104 Notice: Undefined index: wpcf-spkr4 in /home/webdev12/public_html//wp/wp-content/plugins/conference-scheduler/inc/single-proposal.php on line 101 Notice: Undefined index: wpcf-spkr3 in /home/webdev12/public_html//wp/wp-content/plugins/conference-scheduler/inc/single-proposal.php on line 98 Notice: Undefined index: wpcf-spkr2 in /home/webdev12/public_html//wp/wp-content/plugins/conference-scheduler/inc/single-proposal.php on line 95 Notice: Undefined variable: output in /home/webdev12/public_html//wp/wp-content/plugins/conference-scheduler/inc/single-proposal.php on line 78 The video below walks through the process of developing a H5P drag and Drop activity from conception to the finished product in a Blackboard learning site.Accessible and User-Friendly Drag-and-Drop Questions - Accessing Higher Ground
Once you have completed your drag and drop, you can publish it the same as any H5P. Note: if you allow an element to land on any drop zone then it will make the drag and drop very easy to complete. Double-check that each drop zone has the correct elements selected, and ensure that each element has all the drop zones selected to drop on. You may need to do a few tests to get it working as expected. Save the drag and drop to test it out. This will ensure that H5P matches the correct element to its drop zone. Click on each drop zone, then tick the correct text or image elements that match that drop zone. Your drag and drop should look similar to the image below when you are done. Use the drag handles to adjust the size of each drop zone and element. Repeat this process for all the text or images required. Move the element to a location at the bottom of the interactive where it can be dragged from. You can do this quickly by ticking Select all. In order for text or images to be dropped on a particular drop zone, the drop zones must be selected. You will notice that the drop zones that you previously created can now be selected. Now you can add text or image elements that will be dragged to the drop zones.Ĭlick on the text icon and enter the text (if you are using images click on the image icon and add an image). Tick Enable Auto-Align to ensure that the elements snap to the drop zone. Repeat this process for all the drop zones that you need. Move the drop zone to the correct location by click-dragging it. If you are using a diagram that already has box placeholders (like our example), change the Background Opacity to 0 to make the drop zone transparent. Provide a label for each drop zone to assist with matching. Drop zones are locations where text or an image will be dropped to (the drop target). Click Step 2 Task, where you add drop zones, text or image elements. If you are not using a diagram, you may wish to select a relevant background image instead to provide context. Note: It should always be the same ratio height: width or the image will appear stretched. In this case, the png file is 960px x 720px. Under Step 1 Settings add the background image for the drag and drop. The task size will ideally be the same size as the background image. Find Drag and Drop from the list or use the search bar to find it. Within MySCU, you can do this by clicking Build Content > H5P content. Download and open the PowerPoint, then export the image by saving the file as a png. You can follow along with the tutorial below using this PowerPoint template. There are several steps to creating a H5P drag and drop interactive. As an example, the above drag and drop was created using a PowerPoint template and royalty-free graphics from the Servier Medical Art library. The diagram was exported from PowerPoint as a png file type. If you are adding labels, then you may wish to use PowerPoint to create the background graphics and export this as a png or jpg file. If you are labelling an existing diagram, then you will need a graphic that is a suitable size (no larger than 1000px wide). Preparationīefore you start building your drag and drop, you will need to establish the draggable items and drop targets. These types of activities help students to improve concentration, train visual memory, increase short term memory and attention to detail, improve the ability to find similarities and differences in objects, help students to classify objects that are grouped by similar traits and improve vocabulary. How does a drag and drop assist learning?Ī drag and drop activity generally involves matching or sorting.
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