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Marcus, thank you for your response, while I like your question and will add it to our list of available questions, unfortunately it has not alleviated the problem of the background scroll, I get that we can use drop down and gapfill in place of drag & drop, but what we need is to fix the drag & drop, especially for our Life Sciences/Natural Science & Technology teachers who would like to use it to label images, or use drag & drop image onto image.

On another note, I really like your question, it has great versatility and is very easy to set up., Well done.

This is the problem I am having.  Students using a mobile device, such as a phone, cannot drag items because it scrolls the screen at the same time.  You can never reach the area you want to drop in, because as you drag up, you also scroll the screen.  This means that my students cannot use their browser on their device to answer Drag-and-Drop questions.  I do not have enough laptops for my class (I have 5) for them to do these problems otherwise.

I find it very strange that we are the only one's experiencing this problem, unless others are simply using a work around, like completing quizzes on laptops or desktops instead of on android devices or possibly even in the Mobile App, which we have been doing, but we're experiencing problems there as well, as some of the question types don't work on it, specifically Pattern Match & Ordering, and for some reason some of the devices seem to lose connection while using the App, which requires resetting of attempts and so on, and so on. I'm sure you understand that during test cycles that is not something we want to be doing as the students only have a limited amount of time to complete their tests/exams. I don't think I mentioned this, but we are a primary school in South Africa, the first to implement E-Learning(blended not full).

What I can tell you is that I personally have tested these questions on several different devices, namely, Samsung, Lenovo, Voda Tab, Asus, Ipad and a few Chinese makes, with various OS's from 4.0.4 up to 6.0.1 and every one of them has the same issue. Could it be our environment that needs a tweak(Doubtful)? We are currently running Moodle Version 3.3.1 and, of course, the Android OS will determine what version of Chrome is running, so I can't really see that as being the problem either.

I'm sorry for being a pain about this, but I'm struggling to understand why this is happening and NO ONE else has mentioned it, surely we can't be the only users who are experiencing this issue.