Assessment

Teachers are having difficulty with the drag and drop of the Assessment items. It is not dropping them in the correct order. Is there a way to have a button vs drag and drop

  • Joshua Blice
  • Aug 19 2015
  • Implemented
Blackbaud Learning Management / Grade Book
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    Michael Morrissette commented
    December 21, 2022 20:53

    Hi Folks -

    Happy to report that this is now possible with the new assessment experience.

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  • josceline reardon commented
    February 24, 2021 18:07

    Following up from my 2018 comment this is still an issue today. Our teachers are beginning to utilize Google Classroom much more for quizzes and assessments due to the extreme frustration with the drag and drop problems with Assessments. Please fix!! Thank you.

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  • Julian Bryce commented
    October 23, 2020 13:34

    This is still an issue. It's is fairly difficult to drop a question in without the other questions/screen jumping around.

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  • Sara Morton commented
    August 25, 2020 20:25

    You could also enable the copy/paste shortcuts that would automatically "paste" the type of question you copy into the next open slot.

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  • Guest commented
    December 11, 2018 14:51

    This is still a huge problem today. 

    The problem is that, whenever you add a question and try to drop it, whole screen jumps around a lot and you can't see where the question is being dropped.  The new blank question gets dropped somewhere in a random order.  You then have to go find it and drag it to wherever you wanted it in the first place.  
     
    If you are using a mouse vs the trackpad on a laptop, sometimes it is easier to drop it in place, but definitely takes some skill. 
     
    This is also a problem in the Admissions Application and Inquiry build. When you drag and drop a field, the screen scrolls up and brings you all the way to the bottom and then you have to scroll to get back to where you were working and see if the field actually dropped where it was suppose to.
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