Note: The dashboard will be progressively rolling out to all schools starting July 7th.
Overview
The Student dashboard is a focused, dynamic homepage that helps students return to learning, explore new products, and stay on track. The layout is organized by jobs to be done, so each section only appears when it’s relevant to the student.
Key benefits / use cases
Help students resume learning quickly with a personalized layout.
Surface the right products at the right time based on enrollment and progress.
Drive discovery of new offerings with the Explore section.
How the student dashboard works
The student dashboard updates automatically based on each user’s progress and enrollment. Sections will appear or hide depending on what’s available for that student.
Jump back in
Who sees this: Students with at least one in-progress course.
What it shows: A list of in-progress courses, sorted by progress (highest to lowest). Learn how to change the default sort.
This helps students quickly return to the content they’re actively working on.
My library
Who sees this: All logged-in students.
What it shows: All products the student is enrolled in, sorted by their logged-in catalog sort (e.g., In progress or Name A–Z). Learn how to change the default sort on.
This is a complete view of everything the student currently has access to.
Completed courses
Who sees this: Students who have completed at least one course.
What it shows: Courses where all lessons have been completed, sorted by last accessed.
This section makes it easy to review or revisit finished content.
Explore additional products
Who sees this: Students with access to public, unenrolled products.
What it shows: All available products the student hasn’t enrolled in yet, sorted by the logged-out catalog sort (e.g., Name A–Z or Recommended order).
This section drives discovery and encourages students to continue learning.
FAQs
Can I customize what students see on the dashboard?
Not directly. The student dashboard dynamically adjusts based on each student’s activity and access. However, you can influence what appears by updating your product visibility, enrollment, and sort order settings.
Why don’t some students see all four sections?
Sections only appear if relevant. For example, a student who hasn’t completed any courses won’t see the Completed courses section.
How is the Explore section different from the catalog?
Explore only shows unenrolled products directly on the dashboard. For a full browsing experience—including filters and search—students can visit the full Browse Products page.