> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mulearn.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mulearn.org/how-to-use-the-platform/general-pages/interest-groups.md). # Interest Groups The **Interest Groups** page helps mentors discover communities based on their interests and explore learning resources, mentors, and community information. While mentors can browse all available Interest Groups, this page is intended for exploration and does not allow managing memberships directly. ### Discover Interest Groups The Interest Groups page displays all available Interest Groups as cards. Each Interest Group card includes: * Interest Group name * Interest Group abbreviation * Domain or category (such as **Coder**, **Manager**, **Hardware**, or **Creative**) * **View Group** button Use the search bar to quickly find an Interest Group by its name. If no matching Interest Group is found, a **No results found** message is displayed. Select **View Group** to open the detailed page for the selected Interest Group. ### Interest Group Details The Interest Group Details page provides an overview of the selected community, including learning resources, mentors, and useful information related to the domain. At the top of the page, you can view: * Interest Group name * Domain or category * Interest Group abbreviation * Number of members * Current status Use **Back to Interest Groups** to return to the Interest Groups page. #### About The **About** section introduces the Interest Group by explaining its purpose, focus areas, and the learning opportunities it offers. This section is read-only. #### Quick Info The **Quick Info** panel highlights important community information, including: * Office hours * Community discussion channel * **Access Resources** Selecting **Access Resources** opens the corresponding Interest Group resource page. #### Community Leads The **Community Leads** section displays the leaders responsible for managing the Interest Group. Each profile may include links to: * Email * GitHub * LinkedIn * Portfolio or personal website * Other available profile links Selecting an icon opens the corresponding external page. #### Join Requests The **Join Requests** section is currently marked as **Coming Soon**. At present, mentors cannot review or approve membership requests from this page. #### Prerequisites The **Prerequisites** section lists the recommended knowledge and skills for learners interested in the Interest Group. Examples include: * Foundational knowledge * Technical concepts * Recommended tools * General learning expectations This section is read-only. #### Career Opportunities The **Career Opportunities** section highlights common career paths related to the Interest Group. This section is provided for reference and is read-only. #### Top Blogs The **Top Blogs** section recommends articles and external learning resources related to the Interest Group. Each article includes a **Read Article** option. Selecting **Read Article** opens the corresponding article. #### People to Follow The **People to Follow** section recommends professionals and community members relevant to the Interest Group. Each profile may include links to social platforms such as **X (Twitter)**. Selecting a social icon opens the corresponding profile. #### Mentors The **Mentors** section lists mentors associated with the Interest Group. This section helps learners identify mentors within the community. #### My Interest Groups The **My Interest Groups** section displays the Interest Groups currently associated with your profile. When an Interest Group is added, it also appears on the **Home** page under **My Interest Groups**. This section is informational only and cannot be used to manage memberships. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation by asking a question. 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