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Interaction type

Ordering

Ask learners to reconstruct the correct sequence

Ordering turns steps, events, or priorities into draggable rows. Learners arrange the items, submit once satisfied, and receive server-scored feedback.

Ordering

Interactive moment

Visual example
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Put the shutdown steps in the safest order.

1Isolate the source
2Verify zero energy
3Apply the lock
Numbered draggable rows show the learner’s current sequence.

Use it with intention

When Ordering works best

1

Procedures and workflows

2

Chronology

3

Priority and triage practice

Authoring flow

From idea to learner moment

1

Step 1

Write independently understandable items

2

Step 2

Set the canonical order

3

Step 3

Keep the list short enough to reason about

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