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Admin Dashboard Customization

Written by Stephen Krzeminski

To customize your dashboard, click on the Edit Dashboard button.

After hovering your mouse over the widget you want to edit, you can use the controls to move widgets, change between half-width and full-width sizes, and delete. If you delete a widget, it can be re-added using the Add Widgets button.

Clicking on the Edit button after hovering over a widget will open the edit panel:

The edit panel allows you to rename every widget, as well as access any widget-specific settings:

Upcoming Events: Show/Hide Deadlines, Re-Enrollments, ILTs

Groups: Select up to 4 Groups to display

Courses: Select up to 4 Courses to display

Learning Paths: Select up to 4 Learning Paths to display

Assessments: Select up to 4 Assessments to Display

Checklists: Select up to 4 Checklists to display

Platform Activity: Choose to display Management, Learner, or All activity

Additionally, after making any changes, you can click on the ^ button beside Update Widget and click on Save and copy to widget library to save a copy with your new changes, allowing you to have multiple instances of the same widget on your dashboard, each showing different information. Saved widgets will be available for use by all other Admins and Power Users (as long as Power Users have permission to view the related data).

Once a copy has been saved, you can add it to your dashboard by clicking on the Add Widgets button, navigating to the Saved tab, and clicking the Add button.

Drag-and-drop functionality can also be used to customize your dashboard. Just look for the ⠿ symbol beside a widget and click on it, then drag it to where you want the widget to go.

You can also add new copies of the default widgets by clicking on Add Widget and using either the Add button or drag-and-drop functionality.

All changes made to the dashboard are user-specific, meaning that every admin on your platform can tailor their dashboard to show exactly what they need, and exactly where they want to see it.

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