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# Leaderboard

#### Purpose

The **Leaderboard** recognizes top-performing learners and campuses based on Karma earned within the μLearn community. It allows mentors to view rankings across different categories and timeframes.

#### Page Overview

The Leaderboard displays the **Top 3** ranked learners or campuses in a podium view, followed by a ranked list showing positions **4–20**. Rankings can be viewed by category and timeframe.

#### Features/Sections

**Category Selection**

Switch between the available leaderboard categories:

* **Students** — Displays rankings of individual learners.
* **Campus** — Displays rankings of participating campuses.

**Timeframe Selection**

Choose how rankings are calculated.

* **Monthly** — Displays Karma earned during the current month.
* **Overall** — Displays cumulative Karma earned.

**Top 3 Learners**

The podium section highlights the top three ranked entries for the selected category and timeframe.

Each podium entry displays:

* Rank
* Profile image or campus icon
* Learner or campus name
* Total Karma

**Rankings Table**

Below the podium is a leaderboard table displaying **Ranks 4–20**.

The table contains:

* Rank
* Learner or Campus
* Total Karma

#### Available Actions

* Switch between **Students** and **Campus** leaderboards.
* Switch between **Monthly** and **Overall** rankings.
* View the Top 3 ranked entries.
* Browse the rankings from **Rank 4 to Rank 20**.
* Open a learner's profile by selecting their name from the Students leaderboard.
* Open a campus page by selecting a campus from the Campus leaderboard.

#### Step-by-Step Workflow

1. Open **Leaderboard** from the sidebar.
2. Select either **Students** or **Campus**.
3. Choose **Monthly** or **Overall** rankings.
4. View the podium showing the Top 3 performers.
5. Scroll down to browse the leaderboard table displaying ranks **4–20**.
6. Select a learner or campus name to view additional details.

#### Notes

* Rankings are displayed separately for **Students** and **Campuses**.
* Both categories support **Monthly** and **Overall** views.
* The podium always displays the **Top 3** ranked entries.
* The leaderboard table displays entries from **Rank 4 through Rank 20**.
* Learner names in the Students leaderboard link to their profile pages.
* Campus names in the Campus leaderboard open the corresponding campus page.


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