Dashboard overview

Version: Kora Courses, April 14, 2023 or later

Permissions required: Student

When you log into Digication Kora, you will see the dashboard. The dashboard has four sections:

Open dashboard with Global Navigation Menu

  1. Expand the Global Navigation Menu by clicking "Toggle Global Navigation Menu" (1).
  2. You can see the dashboard by clicking “Home” (2).

The dashboard, with the global navigation menu expanded; numerical guides mark the following: 1, 'toggle global navigation menu'; 2, 'home'

My Assignments and Activities

  1. “My Assignments & Activities” displays the assignment list (1). and the details of the selected assignment (2).

The dashboard, with numerical guides marking the following: 1, the assignment list; 2, assignment details

  1. Students can mark in-progress assignments as starred or hidden.
    1. Students can mark high priority assignments as starred assignments to place them at the top.
    2. Students can mark low priority and completed assignments as hidden assignments.
  2. For more information, please see “My Assignments and Activities" (article coming soon).
  3. Begin work on an assignment by clicking “Add Work” (3).

The dashboard, with a numerical guide, 3, marking the 'add work' button

  1. Click on the work in progress (5) to continue your work.
  2. Click “Submit” (4) to submit your work.

The dashboard, with numerical guides marking the following: 4, the 'submit' button; 5, a work in progress

My Works

  1. “My Works” (1) includes your works, templates, and any works and templates shared with you.
  2. To add work outside of the context of assignments, click “Create Work” (2). You will be redirected to a page where you can create a work.

The dashboard's 'my works' section, with numerical guides marking the following: 1, the 'my works' section; 2, the 'create work' button

  1. “My Works” initially shows up to six works. To see additional works, click “Show More” (4).
  2. Click a work (3) to continue working on it.

The dashboard's 'my works' section, with numerical guides marking the following: 3, a work; 4, the 'show more' button

  1. Search for work or templates (5).
  2. Click filter (6) to filter works by type and permission.
    • Type:
      • Created by me (7): Shows only the work created by the user.
      • Shared with me (8): Shows only the work that has been shared directly (not through courses) with you.
      • My subscriptions (9): Shows only the work to which you have subscribed.
      • Templates (10): Shows only the templates created by you or shared with you.
    • Permissions:
      • Admin (11): Shows works on which you have administrator permission.
      • Editor (12): Shows works on which you have editor permission.
      • Publisher (13): Shows works on which you have publisher permission.
      • Viewer (14): Shows the works that you have been given viewing access to.

The dashboard's 'my works' section, with numerical guides marking the following: 5, the search bar; 6, the 'filter' button; 7, 'created by me'; 8, 'shared with me'; 9, 'my subscriptions'; 10, 'templates'; 11, 'admin'; 12, 'editor'; 13, 'publisher'; 14, 'viewer'

My Courses and Groups

  1. In “My courses and groups” you can see the courses in which you are enrolled.
  2. Search for courses in which you are enrolled (1).
  3. You can view current (2), archived (3), or future (4) courses.
  4. “My courses” lists up to six courses by default. Click “Show More” (5) to see more courses.

the dashboard's 'my courses and groups' section, with numerical guides marking the following: 1, the search box; 2, 'current'; 3, 'archived'; 4, 'future'; 5, 'show more'

  1. Click on a course (6) to open its home page. Here you can find assignments, works, people, and grades related to the course (7).

the dashboard's 'my courses and groups' section, with a numerical guide, 6, marking a course  

a course home page, marked by numerical guide 7

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