> 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/home.md).

# Home

### Overview

The Home page provides an overview of your mentoring activities and current status. From this page, you can:

* View your mentor verification status.
* Monitor mentoring statistics.
* View upcoming sessions and events.
* Track session and task requests.
* Manage your weekly availability.
* View your joined Interest Groups.

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### Mentor Status

After your mentor application has been approved, a **Verified Mentor** badge is displayed at the top of the page.

The welcome section also displays:

* A personalized greeting.
* Information about your upcoming mentoring sessions.

If there are no scheduled sessions, an appropriate message is displayed.

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### Account Summary

The top navigation bar provides quick access to your account information and displays your current progress within the platform.

It includes the following components:

#### Level Badge

Displays your current μLearn level. Your level increases as you actively participate in the platform and earn Karma through eligible activities.

#### Karma Progress

Displays your progress toward the next level. The progress bar shows the amount of Karma earned out of the Karma required to reach the next level.

#### Theme Toggle

Allows you to switch between **Light Mode** and **Dark Mode** for the dashboard interface.

#### Profile Information

Displays:

* Your profile avatar
* Your display name
* Your registered email address

These details provide quick access to your account information while navigating the dashboard.

### Dashboard Summary

The dashboard summary cards provide a quick overview of your mentoring activities.

Active Mentees: Displays the total number of learners currently assigned to you.

Hours Mentored: Displays the total number of mentoring hours you have contributed.

Sessions Done: Displays the total number of mentoring sessions you have completed.

Pending Approvals: Displays the total number of pending approvals, including both session approvals and task approvals.

### Upcoming Sessions

Displays mentoring sessions that are scheduled for future dates. If there are no scheduled sessions, an appropriate message is displayed.

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### Session Requests

Displays a summary of session requests awaiting your attention. This section is informational and does not allow requests to be managed directly from the Home page.

### Task Requests

Displays a summary of learner task requests awaiting review. This section is informational and does not allow task reviews directly from the Home page.

### Calendar

The calendar provides a monthly overview of your mentoring schedule.

Using the calendar, you can:

* View scheduled sessions.
* View upcoming events.
* Navigate between different months.
* Select a date to view events and sessions scheduled for that day.

Selecting the external link (**↗**) opens the corresponding event page.

### Weekly Availability

The **Weekly Availability** section allows you to specify the days and time slots during which you are available for mentoring sessions.

To configure your availability:

1. Enable the toggle for the required day.
2. Set the start and end time.
3. Adjust the time values by scrolling on the time fields.
4. Select **+ Add** to create additional availability slots for the same day.
5. Click **Save changes** to save your availability.

Select **Discard** to remove any unsaved changes.

> **Note:** You can configure multiple availability slots for a single day.

### My Interest Groups

Displays the Interest Groups that you have joined as a mentor. This section provides a quick overview of the communities in which you participate.

### Notes

* Dashboard information is updated as your mentoring activities change.
* Empty sections display informative messages when no data is available.
* Mentor-specific information is available only after successful mentor verification.


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