The Dashboard interface is the central navigation hub for Inspera Assessment. It provides essential, role-based access to all core modules. It contains the dashboard header, and the Candidate and events widgets.

This article details an overview of each module available in the header, and explains briefly what the widgets are.

Dashboard header

The header provides essential functionalities and modules. The visibility of these modules is role-based, ensuring that users have access to the tools they need while maintaining security and organization. The visibility of these modules depends on the user's role within the organization. 

Below is an overview of each module:

1. Home: Home acts as the central hub, providing quick access to the dashboard’s main features and an overview of recent activities.
2. Author: Author is the module where users with the Author role can create content such as questions, question sets, and rubrics.
3. Deliver: The Deliver module is where users with the Planner role can create tests and assessments.
4. Monitor: The Monitor module allows users with the Invigilator and/or Chief Invigilator role to use tools to track and monitor the performance, progress, and engagement of candidates.
5. Grade: The Grade module is where Graders and Planners find an overview of the tests that they are contributors to. In this module, Graders can assess and grade submitted work, tests, or assessments. Planners can also get an overview of the assessment process itself by using Marking 2.0.

6. Report: The Report module generates metrics on tests where the grading is completed. To have access to Report the user must have the Reporter role.

   Each test with the status "Graded" will get a report with the following metrics: 

   • Name of the tests and question set used in the test.
   • Test start and end time (including duration if used on the test).
   • Number of candidates added to the test.
   • Number of candidates who have submitted.
   • Number of candidate who did nto submit.
   • Number of candidate who did not started the test.
   • A probability density curve of the final grades (if a grading scale has been used). There is no probability density curve for tests with marks only as final result.
7. Notifications: Notifications displays important notifications and alerts that require the user’s attention, including allowing users to change their notification settings. Please see Manage Language, Profile and Notification Settings for more information. 

8. Settings: Settings provides access to the options "Edit Profile" and "Languages." Please see Manage Language, Profile and Notification Settings for more information. 

   Users with the Administrator role will also have access to User Administration where they can change and create new users.

Candidate and events widgets

The Candidate and Event widgets are private, customizable tools that show real-time information on your Dashboard. 

• A Candidate widget is based on a saved search in the Monitor tool and tracks the current status of a specific group of candidates. 
• An Event Widget is based on a saved search from the Event Log and tracks the accumulated number of system actions. Both widgets update continuously with the number of hits from your saved query.

For more information about the Candidate and Events widgets, please see the article Create a candidate or event widget on your Dashboard.