Start by showing your movable button tool (if you haven't already) You click on Dynamic Boards, the "show" and choose Movable button tool. That same spot is where you can uncheck that pesky Board Change indicator. (Board change indicator will mark the correct answer when I do multiple choice, as it shows which answer lets you move on!) Once you make your movable button tool show (the duck), you click on the duck and then on the button you want movable. It asks you to name it and makes it movable. I then while still in movable tool mode, click the button (My cursor is shaped like a duck still. If it isn't still looking that way, click on your duck again.) I drag the button very carefully to the correct answer. It then automatically says that destination buttons need a name. You name it and it asks what you want it to do, popping up a wonderful window of choices. (I use sound effects often, or animations -available from Mayer-Johnson and silent; board changes if there's only one job on the page, and build my rewards as students are doing more work.) It means I can build in favorite things to individualize to student interests.

I work with special ed. prek students. I am wanting to create interactive boards where if they choose the wrong color or shape... it will not stay on top of the correct one but will spring back to it's place and say oops! Does anyone know how to do this?