How do I manage and track students as a Coach?
π©βπ Students List View β Coach Dashboard
The Students List view is one of the most powerful tools available to Coaches in the Fidelis platform. It provides a detailed, real-time dashboard to manage and monitor all student interactions, progress, and outreach.
π§ Navigation & Views
π£ Reactive / Proactive Tabs
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Reactive: Focus on students needing immediate attention.
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Proactive: Focus on engagement and long-term student goals.
π Default & Custom Saved Searches
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Apply filters to quickly access segmented groups of students.
π Search & Filters
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Count of Total Students: Displayed at the top.
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Search Options:
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Simple Search: By student name
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Advanced Search: Use custom filters and conditions
βοΈ Bulk Actions Available
β Select any number of students via checkboxes to perform the following actions:
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π¨ Bulk Message
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π§Ύ Download User Reports
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π‘ Bulk Recommendations
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π± Bulk SMS
π Sortable & Scrollable Table
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Infinite Scroll: Loads more students as you scroll
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Column Sorting: Click on any column name (e.g., Log, Start Date, CGPA %) to sort the data
π Student Nametile
Each student tile includes:
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π€ Student Name & Avatar (if available)
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π Program Name
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π Enrollment Status
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π¨βπ« Coach Name
Clicking on the nametile opens the studentβs full profile view.
π Key Table Columns & Interactions
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π§Ύ Log, Chk, Sess: Student activity metrics (Logins, Check-ins, Sessions)
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π Flags (Gr, Rd, Tl, Pr): Color-coded, clickable to open Flag tab in student detail view
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π¨ Msg: Shows unread message count. Opens the studentβs Message tab
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π± SMS: Shows unread SMS count. Opens the SMS tab
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π Start Date: Studentβs enrollment start date
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π SR % / CGPA %: Success Rate and GPA values
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π LD: Last Date of activity
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π― Purpose (Proactive tab only): Opens the Purpose tab of the studentβs profile
π‘ Best Practices
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Use Reactive to triage students who need immediate help
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Use Proactive to stay ahead on student progress and well-being
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Utilize bulk actions to save time when working with groups of students