(a copy of the following text may be seen as a txt doc, as saved from, THIS LINK)

Drag-and-Drop Lists for visually ordering (and reporting priorities, order of steps, etc.) 
and a version for Visual Matching exercises and a third version, like the first, but with 
the numbers showing in the web page display seen by the student/respondent.

See them work here:

 *  Nine drag-and-drop lists (list content repeated only because I am lazy)
    ZIP FOR YOU CONTAINING FULL KIT

 *  Eight paired list (only half of each moveable) for MATCHING EXERCIZES
    ZIP FOR YOU CONTAINING FULL KIT

 *  List similar to the first version (but not styled with css, so line item numbers appear 
       on the web page.       ZIP FOR YOU CONTAINING FULL KIT

Now that you have seen them, here is some information:

Each of these drag-and-drop utilities have the following great features: 

  *  Customize the number of lists and items per list and the text (of course) 
     for YOUR needs
 
     A clear usable template included to repeat the repeated sections (with needed number changes) :
     repeatedTempl.txt, in the zip, shows the segment that must be repeated 
     to add such a list.  Simple replace each "ZZZ" with the number of the ordered list you 
     are adding.  More line items <li> ... </li> can be added to a list, as needed, if you want 
     more dragable items in a list; likewise any li's you don't need can be deleted from the 
     provided example (overall "template"), right in the html code without breaking 
     any functionality.

    If less than 9 lists are needed, those not needed can simply be deleted from 
    the html.

 

  *  The VIEWS of the web page after the student/respondent does the drag-and-drop 
     can be copied and pasted WITH EXCELLENT RESULTS into NotePad or 
     Word or other word processing programs or other textareas (this is the way 
     student/respondent responses/answers are submitted).   

     NOTE:  The html of the web page never changes, so Saving the Page does 
     NOT work.   The procedure is: Edit -> Select All  (to select the TEXT of the web 
     page AS VIEWED after one does the drag/drops) , then  Edit -> Copy , then 
     Edit -> Paste into another document or response area.

    With this capablility, these drag-and-drop your response lists are great to 
    put in popups to be part of an item in another course management system, 
    such as Moodle OR as part of any online test.