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The Bulleted List block creates unordered lists with bullet points. Use it when you need to present multiple items where the order doesn’t matter. Each item in the list is displayed with a bullet point marker.

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When to use Bulleted Lists

Bulleted lists work well for:
  • Listing features, options, or characteristics
  • Presenting items where order isn’t important
  • Breaking down information into scannable points
  • Creating checklists or key takeaways

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Creating a Bulleted List

To create a bulleted list:
  1. Type / to open the slash menu and select Bulleted List
  2. Type your first list item and press Enter to add more items
  3. Press Enter twice on an empty item to exit the list
You can also:
  • Press Tab to indent and create nested lists
  • Press Shift + Tab to outdent items

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Tips for teachers and parents

Best practices:
  • Keep list items concise; aim for single lines where possible
  • Use parallel structure. start each item with the same type of word (verb, noun, etc.)
  • Limit lists to 5–7 items; longer lists become harder to scan
  • Use bulleted lists for unordered items; use numbered lists when sequence matters
  • Nest lists sparingly; too many levels can be confusing