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Session quality markers

In the list of sessions, a few visual markers tell you how each one went without opening it. Handy for quickly spotting what deserves your attention.

The markers shown on each session row: transcript, video, duration

Reading the markers

For each session, you can see whether the conversation actually took place, whether it was recorded, and where the debrief stands (immediate and later). A marker in red flags a session to check; in green, everything went normally.

Going further

These markers are a first sort. To understand the substance, open the session: there you'll find the learner's self-assessment and their detailed debrief (see Reviewing a learner session).

A numeric overview of your group (number of members, number of scenarios) is available on your organization's information page.