Infosemantics has created a nifty Drag and Drop question widget for Adobe Captivate. According to Rod Ward of Infosemantics, the widget "allows you to create your own drag and drop questions using almost any objects you can add to a Captivate screen."
Rod said that the widget works in Adobe Captivate 4 and Adobe Captivate 5. To learn more, click here.
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