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The Organisation overview

When you log in as a full administrator, you land on the Organisation overview. This is your home page: at the top of the sidebar is the Jolly Monitor logo, and the Home item always brings you back to this page. It gives you a single view of every country in your organisation and is the starting point for almost everything you set up.

The Organisation overview showing the sidebar, key figures and the Countries table

From the top down, the Organisation overview shows:

  • The header bar, with the breadcrumbs, a View Legacy Dashboard link, the scope selector, the period selector, and a settings icon (the gear). The gear is the administrator setup menu, covered in The settings menu. It only appears for full administrators.
  • A Key figures block with organisation-wide totals (Pupils Assessments, Pupils, Teachers, Officials and Visits).
  • The Countries table.

In the header bar there is a period selector that defaults to All time. It controls the date range used by the key figures and the Countries table. Open it to pick a school year or a term. The figures and the table reload for the period you choose.

The Key figures block shows organisation-wide totals: Pupils Assessments, Pupils, Teachers, Officials and Visits.

The Countries table lists every country in your organisation, one row each. It has these columns:

ColumnWhat it shows
NameThe country name, which is a link into that country
Pupils ReachedPupils reached in that country
Officials ReachedOfficials reached
Teachers ReachedTeachers reached
School Forms SubmittedNumber of school monitoring forms submitted

The table is sorted by School Forms Submitted, highest first, so the most active country is at the top. Click any column heading to sort by it instead; long lists shorten to the top ten with a View all link.

Click a Name to open that country’s dashboard. From there you move down the structure: country, then a project, then a district, then a school, and so on. The breadcrumbs across the top of each page let you climb back up at any time.

The figures in the Pupils Reached column are driven by a metric you can inspect and edit. Open the settings menu and choose Pupil metrics to reach the page where the “Total Reached” calculation is defined, per country and per project. It holds the average class sizes that pupils reached is worked out from; the page lives in the organisation settings, so administrators are the ones who reach and edit it.

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