Block reference

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Blocks are the building units of a lesson. There are two families: content blocks (display information) and interactive blocks (the learner does something, and it can be tracked and graded).

Content blocks

Block	What it does
Heading	A section or topic title.
Text	Rich formatted text.
Statement / callout	Highlighted quote, info, or warning.
Image	A single image.
Image + text	An image alongside text.
Divider	A visual separator.
Video	An embedded or uploaded video (watch progress is tracked).
Audio	An audio clip.
Accordion	Expandable/collapsible sections.
Tabs	Tabbed content panels.
Timeline	A sequence of steps or events.
Button	A call-to-action link or action.
Gallery	A set of images.
Modal / lightbox	Content shown in a pop-up.
Click-to-reveal	Content the learner clicks to uncover.
Flip image cards	Cards that flip to reveal more.
Continue-gate	Hides the blocks that follow until the learner selects Continue.

Interactive blocks

These are hydrated for the learner, tracked, and can count toward the grade.

Block	What it does
Check For Understanding (CFU)	A single multiple-choice knowledge check with correct/incorrect feedback.
Quiz	A multi-question graded block. Question types: single-choice, multiple-response, matching, and fill-in.
Flashcards	A deck of 3D-flip cards.

You edit knowledge checks and flashcards directly in the editor — the question or prompt, the options, which answer is correct, the feedback, and the card front/back.

See Grading & completion for how CFU and quiz results feed the grade.