Create checklists, sorting activities, and scenarios

Before you start, link to this section

• Write the intended learner action before choosing the element.
• These activities are distinct from graded quiz elements.

Step by step, link to this section

1. For a task list, choose Add block → Interactive → Checklist and edit the individual items.
2. For classification practice, choose Sorting activity. Define categories, add items, and assign each item to its intended category.
3. For a decision activity, choose Scenario. Write the scenes and add choices for each decision.
4. Set each scenario choice’s destination or ending using the available controls. Check that every intended route has a valid next scene or conclusion.
5. Preview the activity: tick the checklist, attempt the sorting task, or follow each scenario branch.
6. Add a Continue control if learners should finish the activity before moving on.

What to expect, link to this section

Learners can practise a task or decision within the chapter. Sorting and branching scenarios provide an interaction without becoming graded quiz questions.

Tips & troubleshooting, link to this section

• An unreachable scene or broken choice target can make a scenario incomplete. Run Publish readiness and manually follow each branch.
• Keep sorting labels unambiguous so an incorrect attempt teaches something useful.
• A checklist is not evidence that a real-world task was completed; explain the intended use.