LearnPress Sorting Choice Add-on

Many quizzes ask students to pick an answer from a list. This add-on gives course creators another format: a sorting or ranking question where learners drag and drop items into order. It suits material where sequence matters, such as steps in a process, ranked values or ordered lists. Students take part actively instead of just recalling a single fact.

Grading is strict. A student earns full credit only when every choice sits in the right place, which encourages attention to detail. Educators can sort numbers, letters, objects or images, so the same question type fits different subjects and learning goals. The add-on works inside LearnPress, so sorting questions sit alongside the quizzes you already run in your courses.

Features

• Sorting and ranking questions: Adds a sorting choice question type to LearnPress so educators can build quizzes where students put items into the correct order.
• Drag and drop answers: Students move answers into position by dragging and dropping them, which makes the quiz more hands-on than choosing from a list.
• Full credit for correct order: Full marks are given only when all choices are arranged correctly, which rewards precision and careful thinking.
• Numbers and letters: Quiz items can be numbers or letters, which works for sequences, alphabetical order and similar exercises.
• Objects and images: Educators can also sort objects and images, making it possible to build visual questions that fit the course material.
• Flexible quiz design: Questions can be tailored to different learning objectives and content types, so one question format serves many lessons.
• Works inside LearnPress: The add-on extends LearnPress directly, so sorting questions fit into the quiz tools your courses already use.
• Setup tutorials and documentation: Step-by-step tutorials and documentation guide educators through setting up sorting questions and using the add-on well.

Best for

• LearnPress course creators who want interactive quizzes
• Educators teaching sequences, rankings or ordered processes
• Online schools adding visual, image-based questions