DigitalChalk Office Hours: Checklists

event July 21, 2026 inbox_text Office Hours

In this previous session, we took a deep dive into the new Checklist element type and explored how it can be used to create more interactive, organized, and actionable learning experiences. Through real-world examples, you’ll learn how Checklists can help learners track progress, complete required tasks, bring on-the-job (OJT) training into the LMS as a workflow and stay engaged throughout their training while giving administrators greater flexibility in designing courses.

What We Explored in This Session:

An overview of the new Checklist element type, including its purpose, functionality, and key features,
Different ways to leverage Checklists to guide learners through required tasks, activities, and course milestones,
Best practices for incorporating Checklists into onboarding programs, compliance training, certification paths, OTJ training and other learning experiences,
A walkthrough of several real-world use cases demonstrating how Checklists can enhance learner engagement and course completion,
Strategies for combining Checklists with other LMS elements to create structured, interactive, and goal-oriented training programs,
Tips for using Checklists to reinforce accountability, improve learner organization, and simplify complex training requirements,
Common implementation mistakes to avoid when designing Checklist-driven learning experiences, and
Recommendations for creating clear, effective Checklists that improve the learner experience while supporting training objectives.

After reviewing this session, you’ll leave with a strong understanding of how the Checklist element can be used to build more engaging, organized, and effective learning experiences that help learners confidently complete course requirements from start to finish.