What your dashboard shows you

The home screen: your next class, what is overdue, and how your attendance looks. The one screen to open regularly.

Last updated 18 October 2026

What you will learn

What each number means
Where to find your next class
How to catch work before it is late

The dashboard is the first thing you see when you sign in. Studying on your own account, it is the screen that does the chasing — so it is worth a look whenever you sign in.

Your studies

Enrolled batches: How many classes you are currently in.
Active courses: How many subjects you are currently taking.
Attendance: The proportion of your classes you have been marked present for. Early in a course this moves a long way on a single absence.
Overdue assignments: Work whose due date has passed and which you have not handed in. This is the number to watch.

Next sessions and next deadlines

Next sessions lists your upcoming classes, with a Join class button on any that is online. Next deadlines lists work due soon, and marks anything already late.

Two numbers tell you most of what you need

Attendance and Overdue assignments. If both look healthy, you are fine. If either does not, open the screen behind it before anything else.

What you should see

You can tell at a glance whether anything needs doing today.

If something goes wrong

Attendance says 0% but you have been going.: Your tutor may not have taken the register yet for recent classes. Open Attendance and check the dates before worrying.
The dashboard looks empty.: Give it a moment on first load. If it stays empty you may not be enrolled on a batch yet — message the office.