Drag and Drop quiz onto an image

Hi, I am trying to create a drag and drop quiz using the attached image as the background. I am currently trialling it with the 'Drag and drop labelling' page.

The aim is for the student to drag a definition to the corresponding area. The definitions are quite lengthy and at the moment it is not playing well! I've attached a screenshot of the mess I currently have!

Ideally, each description would pop up one by one - once the student is correct, a new description would pop up. Could anyone recommend how I could achieve this? Or should I go for a totally different approach?

Many thanks!

Hello

I think the drag & drop labelling page works better when you have short labels and a longer description that appear when you have positioned the label correctly. See this example: www.nottingham.ac.uk/toolkits/play_8203&page=52 If you really want to use this page I'd suggest having your definitions in the text on the left of the page (labelled A, B, C etc.) and then the labels could just have A, B, C etc on them & would be easier to position without covering the whole of the image.

Alternatively another page type may suit this activity better. Try the matching text page ( www.nottingham.ac.uk/toolkits/play_8203&page=54 )

Hope this helps
Fay

Thank you for the quick response, Fay. It's really appreciated.

Your idea would work perfectly, but I am having a problem with the text description on the page. The label shows, but I don't see the text at any point - either when the label is selected or when it is placed. I have attached two screenshots to hopefully explain.

I've attached a couple of screenshots. If you have the page (rather than a label) selected in the editor then the text you enter here is always visible on screen (A). If you add some text to one of the hotspots ( then this will only appear on screen when the label is placed correctly.

For some reason, the description doesn't pop up when the correct label is place - this isn't a problem for this tutorial though. I think the matching sentence is the way to go for this activity. Thanks a lot for your help.