Navigating the Learner Dashboard

Where your assigned learning lives. Your Dashboard is the home page Continu opens to — what's assigned to you, what's due, and what you've finished.


The Learner Dashboard is the first page you see after signing in. It shows your active assignments, what's coming up, and what you've completed. If you only ever look at one page in Continu, this is the one — it's the source of truth for what you owe and when.

For the wider tour of what lives where, see How Continu Works.


What You'll See on the Dashboard

Assignments. Anything assigned to you with an expectation of completion. Includes courses, Learning Tracks, Journeys, Workshops, and Assessments. Each card shows the due date (if any) and progress.

Due dates and overdue items. Items with upcoming due dates surface first. Overdue items stay visible until you complete them — they don't disappear when the date passes.

In-progress vs not started. The Dashboard separates what you've started from what's waiting. Picking up where you left off is one click.

Completed items. Recently finished work is visible on the Dashboard for a short window so you can confirm completion or revisit content. Older completions live on your profile.


Common Questions

An assignment I completed still says overdue. Why? Completion has to fully sync — most cases resolve within a few minutes. If a completed item stays overdue, refresh the page. If it persists, see Why does my completed assignment say overdue?

I can't see something I'm supposed to be doing. Two common causes: your Dashboard is filtered to a specific view (check filter controls at the top), or the assignment was set up with criteria you don't match. Check with your program owner if it persists.

The Dashboard looks empty. If nothing has been assigned yet, your Dashboard will show suggested or shared content instead. The Explore page is where to browse the full library.


See Also


Your Dashboard is the home for what you've been assigned. Check it first, complete what's due, revisit Explore when you want to learn beyond the assignment.

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