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Student Portal user interface

The Student Portal is a web-based software application, which means the user interface is made up of pages. Each page has a consistent look and similar navigational features. Each page is responsive, which provides an optimal viewing and interaction experience across a range of devices (mobile, laptop, and desktop). Review the main areas of the Student Portal below.

 

Name

Description

1

Hamburger menu

Toggle to expand or collapse the navigation bar. When collapsed, only icons are shown not text labels.

2

Collapse menu

Click to collapse the navigation bar.

3

Navigation bar

Contains menu options to access pages to perform actions.

4

Header

Displays the SilkRoad logo or a custom logo (if your administrator uploaded one).

Tip: Click the logo on any Student Portal page to return to the dashboard.

5

User avatar

Avatar of the logged-in user's initials. If employee has a special character as first letter of first or last name, a generic image icon is shown.

Tip: Click the thumbnail to see options to view/update your profile or log out.

6

Work pane

Provides an area where you perform actions and complete tasks.

7

Sidebar
(Welcome panel)

(If enabled) Shows information welcoming you to SilkRoad Learning. Only appears on the dashboard.

Note: Your system administrator can customize the information and image that appear here.

8

Popular Courses or Recommended Courses panel

(If enabled) Shows the top two most popular courses (that you have access to) from the Course Catalog or recommended courses. (Depends on which option your system administrator selected).
Tip: Click Discover more courses to open Course Catalog.

Breadcrumbs

With the exception of the dashboard, all other Student Portal pages have breadcrumbs:

Breadcrumbs serve as a navigational aid so you can keep track of your location and maneuver easily.

Sorting

Data grids can be sorted by any column. Click a column heading to toggle the sort order (ascending/descending).