> 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/mentor/dashboard.md).

# Dashboard

#### Page Overview

The Mentor Dashboard is organized into three main areas:

* **Left Sidebar** – Provides access to all available dashboard modules.
* **Top Bar** – Displays your karma progress, theme toggle, and account information.
* **Main Content Area** – Displays the content of the currently selected module.

The modules available in the sidebar depend on your assigned role. Verified mentors have access to additional Mentor Workspace features.

#### Features/Sections

* **Sidebar** – Navigate between dashboard modules and Mentor Workspace features.
* **Karma Progress** – Displays your current karma progress and level.
* **Theme Toggle** – Switch between light and dark themes.
* **Account Information** – Displays your profile avatar, name, and registered email address.

#### Available Actions

* Navigate between dashboard modules.
* Switch between light and dark themes.
* Access your profile, settings, and logout options from the sidebar.

#### Navigation Workflow

1. Use the **Sidebar** to navigate to different dashboard modules.
2. Select the required module to open it in the main content area.
3. Use the **Theme Toggle** in the top bar to change the dashboard appearance.
4. Access **Profile**, **Settings**, or **Logout** using the available navigation options.

#### Notes

* The modules displayed in the sidebar are determined by your assigned role.
* Verified mentors have access to additional Mentor Workspace modules such as **Sessions**, **Task Requests**, and **Mentees**.


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