Group leader guide: your dashboard and roster
Everything on the Group Dashboard: engagement stats, the roster, cohorts, drill-downs, and CSV export.
Updated November 11, 2026
Your command center
As a group leader you'll see My Group in the left menu β it opens the Group Dashboard. Pick a time range (7 / 30 / 90 / 365 days) and everything on the page follows it.
The numbers up top
- Seats used β how many of your seats have a member in them
- Active β who actually showed up in the selected range
- Logins, page views, time on site β raw engagement
- Completions, quiz attempts, average score β the learning signal, with an activity trend chart below
The roster
Every member, sortable by name, cohort, last active, views, time, completions, quizzes, or score. Click any member for a per-person drill-down β their activity, completions, and quiz history while in your group. This is the view program directors use for semiannual reviews and CCC prep.
- Cohorts β tag members by class year ("Class of 2029") and filter everything by cohort. Offboarding a graduating class becomes one action instead of thirty.
- Include past members β folds former seat-holders back into the stats, counting only their time while seated.
- Export CSV β the full roster and stats, ready for your own spreadsheets.
- Quiz Analytics β per-quiz breakdowns across the group: attempts, scores, and which questions people miss.
What members see
Nothing changes for them β seat-holders get the normal member experience at your group's plan level. They don't see the dashboard or each other's stats; engagement data is leader-only.
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