Hi @dkane! While there aren't plans for a Quarto-native equivalent format, you can use learnr's interactive exercises and questions in a Shiny-runtime and knitr-powered Quarto document in the same way as you can with rmarkdown::html_document().
Thanks @grrrck ! That seems really interesting. Any pointers to further discussion/examples? I confess to not understanding what the next step would be, even though I am familiar with both tutorials and with Quarto documents . . .
Well, in theory, you should be able to replace output: learnr::tutorial with format: html and change the file extension to .qmd and all of the interactive components should work. That said, I just tried it and there's a lot of room for improvement, most of which are likely the result of minor differences in the pre-rendered HTML structure or differences in CSS styles. Note that quarto/rmarkdown::html_document() won't support things that are specific to learnr::tutorial(), like progressive slides.