Your dashboard

Your dashboard is the first screen you see when you sign in — the page at /app. It pulls together where you are in your qualification, what to do next, how your practice is trending, and anything the CLIP team wants you to know. Everything on it is generated from your own activity; there is nothing to set up. This page explains every card, what each number means, and how the figures are worked out.

Your greeting

At the very top you get a personalised line, for example "Good morning, Sara."

The sub-line changes with your situation:

Today's session

Directly under the greeting is the signature action of the whole page — a single band that lines up your next study block for you. You do not assemble anything; one tap starts a guided session that stitches a lesson, your due flashcards and your weak spots together.

The "cards due" pill

Next to the start button sits a pill driven by the real spaced-repetition schedule — not a fixed number. A card becomes due when its next-review date arrives, so this count is exactly what you owe right now.

The cards counted are the published flashcards attached to your enrolled courses, plus any shared global cards.

Build a study aid

Below Today's session is a Build a study aid card. It is a one-click shortcut into the Library's study-aid builder (/app/library#study-aid): "One click — MOEgent writes you a revision sheet or worksheet from your own course material." Click it (the Open → hint appears on hover) to have MOEgent generate a revision sheet or worksheet drawn only from your own course content.

Your qualification

This card mirrors a qualification-progress table: it shows the programme you are studying, not just a single course. It only appears if you have an active enrolment.

How CLIP decides what to show here:

Fields on the qualification card

How the percentage is worked out

The percentage counts published lessons across every course in the qualification:

percentage = round( lessons you have completed / total published lessons × 100 )

Only lessons that a trainer has published count towards the total — AI-drafted lessons that are still awaiting sign-off are excluded, so they never inflate or deflate your figure. A lesson counts as done once you have marked it complete.

The status badge follows from the same counts:

Buttons on the qualification card

Continue / Start your course — what to do next

The large card on the left of the next row is your single most useful action: it always points you at the next thing to do in your enrolled course. Its heading reads Continue your course if you have started, or Start your course if you have not.

Inside it you will find:

• The course title and its subtitle.
• A progress ring showing your completion of that course as a percentage.
• A next-step block whose contents depend on your progress:

MOEgent — your AI trainer

Beside the continue card is a dark MOEgent panel. MOEgent is CLIP's AI trainer: it answers questions using only CLIP's own materials and remembers how you like things explained. The Talk to MOEgent button opens the trainer chat at /app/trainer. This card is always shown.

Your practice stats

A row of three cards summarises your drilling.

Accuracy is round( correct answers / total answers × 100 ) across all your practice ever.

Needs work and Going strong rank your topics by a mastery rating (an Elo-style score that moves up when you get harder questions right and down when you slip). Only topics you have attempted at least twice are ranked, so a single lucky or unlucky answer never lands a topic on either list. The three lowest-rated topics are your weak spots; the two highest-rated (excluding those three) are your strengths — a topic never appears in both lists at once. Each topic carries a band label:

Quick actions on a topic

Every topic chip in Needs work and Going strong is interactive. A normal left-click on a weak-spot chip takes you straight into practice for that topic (/app/practice?topic=…) — hovering it reveals a Fix it → hint.

For more than that, right-click a chip on desktop, or long-press it (about half a second) on a touch device, to open a quick-actions menu headed by the topic name:

A small hint under the Needs work list reminds you: "Tip: right-click (or long-press) a topic for quick actions."

Your last 14 days — activity and streak

This wide card charts your recent effort as a bar per day for the past fortnight, plus two headline figures.

How the streak is counted

A day counts as active if you did anything that day — answered a practice question, or triggered any learning event (viewing or completing a lesson, chatting to MOEgent, and so on). The streak is the number of consecutive active days ending today.

Achievements

Eight badges are shown; earned ones are highlighted in the brand colour, unearned ones appear greyed out. The header shows earned / 8. Badges are calculated live from your stats — there is nothing to claim — but the moment you first earn one is now saved, so it can be celebrated and dated.

Unstoppable (30 days) and Centenary streak (100 days) are the two long-haul streak milestones that sit beyond On a roll (7 days).

Celebrated the first time

Earning a badge is now an event, not just a state that quietly flips on:

Earned dates

Hover (or tap) a badge to read its description, and — for badges you have earned — the date you earned it, for example "75%+ accuracy over 20+ questions · earned 14 Jul 2026".

Readiness Check and Your questions

Two cards sit side by side:

• Readiness Check — a prompt to test yourself under exam conditions (See if you're exam-ready, 15 questions, 20 minutes, timed). Check readiness opens the mock exam at /app/mock.
• Your questions with the team — this tracks questions MOEgent passed to a human. It shows N with the CLIP team when you have open queries, or Nothing outstanding when you have none. The count is the number of your escalation tickets still marked open (a ticket is open until a staff member replies). Clicking the card opens /app/questions, where you can read the team's answers.

Noticeboard — announcements

The noticeboard shows the three most recent announcements from your training provider. Pinned announcements always come first; within that, newest first. Each notice shows its title, body text, and the date it was posted. If there is nothing to show you will see No notices right now. You cannot post or dismiss notices — they are published by staff.

Timeline — upcoming live sessions

The Timeline lists upcoming live sessions (webinars and classes) scheduled by your provider, soonest first. A dropdown lets you filter the window:

Each entry shows the session title, its date and time (in your locale), and the host if one is named. If the session has a join link, a Join button opens it in a new tab. When nothing matches the selected range you will see an empty-state message such as No sessions in the next 7 days.

Calendar

Below the Timeline is a full month calendar of the same live sessions. Days that have a session carry a small dot. Use the arrows to move between months. Click any day to see what is on that day listed underneath, each with its time, host, and a Join link where available. Today is highlighted, and the currently selected day is filled in the brand colour. A day with no sessions shows Nothing on <Month> <day>.

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