Checkbox

A checkbox element lets learners select one or more options from a list. It’s useful for self-assessment or task completion. You can also use it to control navigation by requiring a learner to confirm a step (like, "I have downloaded and reviewed the document") before moving on.

Double-click on an element to view its settings.

A checklist can be used either as a traditional checklist or as a continue button that prevents scrolling until all items are completed.

1. Checklist

To add a new checklist item, click on + below last item in checklist

To rearrange items in your checklist, click and hold the drag-and-drop icon next to an item, then move it up or down to the desired position

To delete items in your checklist, click and delete icon next to an item.

2. Continue

This table defines how checklist progression works based on user selection and block dependencies.

All blocks completed

Block above passed

_{Any selected}

You only need to click at least one checkbox to move forward. Blocks above do not require interaction. This setting lets you progress freely without completing all previous blocks.

You must click at least one checkbox item in the block above to move forward + all previous blocks need interaction.

You only need to click at least one checkbox item in the block + interact with the block above.

_{All selected}

You need to click all checkboxes in a block to move forward. Blocks above do not require interaction. This ensures at least one block with checkbox is fully completed before progressing.

You must click all checkboxes in the block to continue + full completion of all previous blocks is required.

You must click all checkboxes in the block to continue + interact with the block above.

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