When to use it
Use it when parts of a picture must be named by moving a label, not by typing. Works for maps, diagrams, and equipment.
Drag and drop is a Sendsteps question type. Students drag labels onto an image. You see the zones and where the group placed them, so spatial vocabulary is visible without one student at the board.
Use it when parts of a picture must be named by moving a label, not by typing. Works for maps, diagrams, and equipment.
Placements are a Validate check on whether the group can locate as well as name. A cluster in the wrong zone is a signal for Improve. AI recommends, teachers decide.
Drag and drop is a question type in Engage. Students drag labels onto an image. You see where they landed during the lesson.
Label an image asks students to type a name for a pin. Drag and drop asks them to move a ready label onto a zone.
No. Everyone answers on their own device. Equal voice for every student, not only the hands that go up.
Yes. The placements belong to the lesson. Validate can include them as evidence of who could locate the parts.
Use these question types in Engage. Then see who understands in Validate.