Content Blocks
Discover the different types of content blocks available in LearnBuilder.
Content Blocks
Blocks are the individual pieces of content within a lesson. LearnBuilder offers various block types to create engaging learning experiences.
Block Types
Text Block
Rich text content with formatting, images, and links.
Use for:
- Explanations and concepts
- Instructions and procedures
- Background information
Video Block
Embed videos from YouTube, Vimeo, or upload your own. The video block allows you to add elements at queue points
Use for:
- Demonstrations
- Lectures
- Visual explanations
Quiz Block
Multiple choice questions to test knowledge.
Features:
- Single or multiple correct answers
- Immediate feedback
- Score tracking
AI Dialogue Block
Interactive roleplay scenarios powered by AI.
Use for:
- Customer service training
- Sales conversations
- Interview practice
- Language learning
Drag & Drop Block
Interactive matching and sorting activities.
Use for:
- Categorization exercises
- Process ordering
- Concept matching
Hotspot Image Block
Clickable areas on an image for exploration.
Use for:
- Anatomy and diagrams
- Equipment identification
- Map exploration
Interactive Slideshow Block
AI-powered presentation with generated content.
Use for:
- Topic overviews
- Step-by-step guides
- Visual storytelling
Embed Block
Embed external content (websites, tools, etc.).
Use for:
- Interactive simulations
- External resources
- Third-party tools
Adding Blocks
- Open a lesson in the editor
- Click "Add Block" or the "+" button
- Select the block type
- Configure the block content
AI Block Generation
Most blocks support AI generation:
- Click the sparkle icon on a block
- Describe what you want
- AI generates the content
Block Settings
Each block type has specific settings:
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Required | Learner must complete to progress |
| Passing Score | Minimum score for quiz blocks |
| Attempts | Number of retry attempts allowed |
Reordering Blocks
Drag blocks to reorder them within a lesson. The order affects how content appears to learners.