- [Instructor] Welcome to Access University.
This video will cover navigating
the dashboard of Access University.
Once you've logged into the product,
you will land on the dashboard.
In the center well of the dashboard
are all of the courses that you have access to.
In Access University, we have the ability
to create custom cohorts for particular users.
What that means is each user can have access
to a particular subset of courses based on their role.
For example, a developer may log in
and see different courses
than a designer may log in and see.
Creating cohorts and adding users is easy
and that will be covered
in an organizational admin functions video later on.
The dashboard in the center well
contains all of your courses.
The top navigation of Access University
has what we call a burger menu.
Clicking this burger menu will hide
and expand the left hand navigation.
The University logo defaults back to the dashboard
and we have a profile link to edit your profile
and change your password
and we have a notifications button as well.
The left hand navigation has certain buttons.
The first is a My Report.
Clicking My Report goes into a report screen
that shows your name and your credentials
and how many courses you have enrolled in,
how many you have completed, the grade
and the number of times you visited that particular course.
My Courses button defaults to the courses
you've been enrolled in.
We have a link to the New User Orientation course
for Access University.
By clicking Level Access Products,
you'll see all of the product courses that you can take.
We also have a handy glossary of the Accessibility Terms
to help you as a guide through
all of the Access University courses.
Next we have categories of courses.
Under Accessibility Awareness,
we have courses that fall under that particular category
and we have a total of six categories.
By clicking each one, you will see the courses
that fall under that particular category.
We also have a new quick-start lessons in accessibility.
Under this area, we have quick-start lessons
which do not contain a final exam.
They are simply quick-start guides that help users
in their digital accessibility journey.
These are based on some great content that we have
and we use them for Level Access webinars.
The next video, we'll cover accessing a course
and navigating through course content.