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2- Column Drag & Drop Lectora
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Today we'll be discussing the xAPI features of our Starter 2-Column Drag and Drop template.
In this file, as with most in a Lectora style, we've defaulted to Lectora's built-in statement options.
The way this file works is pretty simple, really.
When a learner successfully matches all draggers in column 1, a statement will be sent that looks something like the following.
Same for column 2.
In addition, when both columns have been matched, a "mastered" statement is sent. It looks like this.
To edit either of these, you'll need to get into an action group.
Column 1 and Column 2 statements are in the Dragger action groups.
The mastered statement can be found in the Accept All action group.
If you select any of the actions, you can customize their values using Lectora actions pane.
For the draggers, we've included their names, in plain text, but for the mastered statement, we've used a Lectora system variable for the page name.
Obviously, you can adjust this to anything you'd like.
After edits, you just need to publish your file to xAPI to get statements going to your LRS.
This article last reviewed Jan, 2019. The software may have changed since the last review.