Performance Dashboard

Overview

As a work coach/administrator, you can use the performance dashboard to easily manage your caseload of participants. The dashboard provides insights into participants that need attention and highlights the actions you can take to keep your caseload on track. You can filter participants, view key metrics, find problem areas, and identify root causes.

As a manager of work coaches, or a director, or a senior administrator, you can use the dashboard to view high-level data. You can then filter and seek out data that is meaningful to your context. You can derive insights into the performance of work coaches, or groups, or the organisation as a whole.

The Performance Dashboard is available to administrators with the Assessor or Trainee Assessor role.

The Dashboard

When a work coach/administrator logs in to their account, this is the page they will first see.

The roles you have turned on for your account and the functionality used in your tenant will dictate what cards you see. The dashboard comprises of the following cards:  

1. Participant Progress / Workload

   • Participant Progress is a metric that shows the overarching progress. It is calculated as the number of participants on track divided by the total participants.

   • Workload is a metric that is calculated as the number of participants appearing in the Requires Attention section divided by the total caseload.

2. Caseload life cycle: This card gives you an idea of where participants are in the lifecycle. The number or participants in each of the following stages is shown: 
   • Participants within 30 days of the start
   • Participants on programme
   • Participant within 30 days of the original planned end date that is in the ILR
   • Participants who are past their end date
   • Participant in EPA
3. Caseload summary: This card shows the number of participants sorted by their programme statuses.
4. Progress Overview: This card shows participant progress as measured by their performance on their learning plan activities and summarizes the number of participants who are behind/on-track/ahead on their learning plan activities.
5. Off-The-Job-Hours: This card is displayed only if you are delivering any standards. This card summarizes the Off-the-Job hours and shows the following metrics:
   • Insufficient planned hours: Whether they have enough hours in their learning plan to meet the 20 percent or the planned hours that you have stated.

   • Behind target: The number of hours they are behind by at the current point in time.

   • Ahead of target: The number of hours they are ahead by at the current point in time. 

6. RAG Status: This card is displayed only if you are using RAG status. This card informs you about how the participants are doing with respect to their RAG status. Hover over the graphic to see more detail.
7. Requires Attention: This card has many possible items, depending on what items require your attention. If you are up-to-date on all your tasks, this card will be empty. Clicking on an item will take you to the relevant section in Aptem. Depending on your role and tenant settings, you will see some of the following items in this section:

   • Activities Overdue

   • Requires marking

   • Feedback Received
   • Open Trackers

   • Signatures Required

   • Cognassist Registration Required

   • Cognitive Assessment Incomplete

   • Cognitive Results Ready

   • Ready for QA

   • Unplanned QA

Note

In the default view, Administrators/Tutors viewing the performance dashboard will see metrics only for those learners who are on a delivery programme. In addition, learners with the following programme status will be excluded:

• • • Non starter
    • Early leaver
    • Not eligible
    • Completed
    • Withdrawn
    • Withdrawn (w/o funding)
    • Imported

Filtering

You can set filters to limit the view by programmes/ participants or any other available filters. The option to filter is available to you at all times, even within the drilldowns. 

Quick Filters

You can use the two quick filters: Programmes and My Learners to narrow down your dashboard/results.

Click the Programmes quick filter to set/reset the Programmes multi-select filter.

You can use the My learners filter to modify your dashboard to view your primary caseload, or your secondary learners, or all learners. Your Secondary learners are those learners for whom you own at least one of the components in their learning plan. 

The options visible to you are limited by your role and access level. For example, the option to select All Learners in the Learners dropdown will only be visible if you have the View All Learners role.

Detailed Filters

Click the Filters option on the top. A Filters pane is displayed on the right of your screen. Here, you can filter by Programme, Sub-programme, Participants, Groups, Employer, Primary Work Coach, and Programme Status.

Except for Participants, each of these filtering options offers you a multi-select list. The options visible to you are limited by your role and access level. For example, the option to select All Learners in the Learners dropdown will only be visible if you have the View All Learners role.

Make your selections and click Done. The revised dashboard will be displayed.

Further improvements

The performance dashboard will continue to be developed over the coming months. In a future release, more cards on the dashboard will have drilldowns to enable you to have more detailed information, and an even better insight into the performance of your teams.