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LearnPress Sorting Choice Add-on 4.0.1

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The LearnPress Sorting Choice Add-on is a question type extension for the LearnPress LMS plugin on WordPress. It introduces a sorting question format that asks students to arrange items in the correct order rather than selecting from predefined answers. Instructors can build questions around timelines, procedural workflows, hierarchies, or any content where sequence matters. The add-on attaches directly to existing LearnPress quizzes, so course creators work within the familiar quiz-building interface they already use. Questions support text, numbers, and short phrases as sortable elements, and instructors define both the items and the correct arrangement. Descriptive text or images can be attached to each sortable item, giving instructors more flexibility in how they present content. When a student submits their answer, the system compares their order against the stored correct sequence. Question data lives in the WordPress database, and the code follows WordPress best practices. This add-on needs LearnPress version 3.0 or higher to run.

For instructors, the question builder keeps things simple. A new quiz can include sorting questions alongside other LearnPress question types, and each sorting item accepts clear labels. The correct order is defined once per question, and the add-on stores that sequence for every attempt. Several grading and feedback tools are built in. Educators can award partial points based on how many items land in the right position, which is a practical way to recognize partially correct answers. They can also enable a shuffle option so each student sees items in a different starting arrangement, reducing the chance of memorized answers. Support for multiple correct permutations allows a question to accept more than one valid order when the subject allows it. Course creators can also limit the number of attempts allowed for a sorting question, and they can configure immediate feedback that shows students whether their final order matches the expected one.

On the student side, the interaction is straightforward. Each sorting question displays items that can be dragged into a specific sequence with a mouse or with touch on mobile devices. The drag-and-drop interaction has been tuned for smooth movement, and feedback reliably appears even when a student's order is wrong. The add-on renders correctly across major web browsers, and the responsive layout keeps questions readable on phones, tablets, and desktops. Images appear cleanly inside sortable items, performance holds up with larger sets of items, and localization files support multiple languages. Accessibility improvements make the interface work well with screen readers. Most people already know this interaction from sorting lists on other websites, so students can usually start answering right away without any instructions. For students, this question type turns a test into an active exercise where they reconstruct the correct order themselves, which keeps them far more engaged than simply reading answer choices.

Setting up the add-on follows the standard WordPress plugin flow. Users download the zip file, upload it through the Plugins screen, and activate it. Once active, the Sorting Choice question type appears inside the LearnPress quiz editor, where instructors can add it to new or existing quizzes. Use cases are broad: history courses can ask students to order events chronologically, technical training can check mastery of step-by-step procedures, language lessons can have learners arrange words into correct sentences, and business courses can test assembly or workflow sequences. Sortable questions sit within the same quiz structure as other LearnPress question types, so instructors can mix formats freely across a single assessment. The add-on also supports multiple correct answer permutations where more than one order is acceptable, and instructors can award partial credit based on the number of correctly placed items. Because the plugin is built for LearnPress, it needs no extra frameworks or tools beyond an active LearnPress installation and WordPress itself.

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Item type
plugin
Category
Wordpress Plugins
Version
5.26.0
Availability
In stock
Delivery
Digital
Last updated
August 11, 2026
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