For assessable tables where learners fill in answers, use the Data Table Question block instead.
When to use Data Table blocks
Data Table blocks work well for:- Displaying structured data and information
- Creating schedules and timetables
- Presenting comparison tables
- Organising reference information
- Showing results and statistics
Settings
Table structure
Add rows and columns to build your table. Each cell can be configured individually:The type of content in each cell:
- Text: Plain text content
- Checkbox: A checkable box (display only)
- Tally marks: Tally mark representation
Alignment of text within cells: left, center, or right.
Display settings
When enabled, the first row is visually highlighted as a header row.
When enabled, the first column is visually highlighted as a label column.
Tips for teachers and parents
Best practices:- Use header highlighting to make tables easier to read
- Keep tables simple; avoid too many rows and columns
- Use consistent cell types within columns
- Add clear column and row headers
- Consider using checkboxes for checklists or yes/no data
- Use tally marks cells for counting data displays
Related blocks
- Data Table Question. Assessable version where learners fill in table cells