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Navigating the App

This page describes the layout of the Mention learning interface and how to find your way around.

The header bar at the top of the screen includes:

  • Mention logo — click to return to your learning home
  • Theme toggle — switch between light and dark mode
  • Audience selector — if you belong to more than one Audience, use this to switch between them. Each Audience has its own set of concepts and processes.
  • Organization switcher — if you belong to more than one organization, switch between them here
  • Account menu — your account settings and sign out
  • Back to Admin — if you're also an admin, a link back to the admin side

Your learning home

When you open Mention (or click the logo), you land on your learning home for the current Audience. It has two parts side by side:

Playbook

A rail listing the processes in your Audience's Playbook, in the order your admin arranged them. Each process shows a circular progress ring, and a checkmark once you've completed it. Incomplete processes are surfaced first.

Glossary

An interactive graph of the concepts in your Audience's Glossary. Concepts are shown as nodes; prerequisite relationships are drawn as connections between them, so you can see what builds on what. Concepts you've mastered are highlighted. Click a node to open that concept.

At the bottom of the learning home is a box where you can ask a question about your Audience's material. The answer is grounded in your organization's source documents — see Asking Questions.

Concept and process pages

When you open a concept or a process, the main content area shows:

  • For a concept — the AI-generated Article, divided into sections, each ending with a knowledge check, plus a Q&A footer scoped to that concept.
  • For a process — the AI-generated SOP, a step-by-step workflow walkthrough (tasks, knowledge checks, branching, an outline), plus a Q&A footer scoped to that process and the task you're on.

Switching Audiences

If your admin has assigned you to more than one Audience, the audience selector in the header lets you switch. Each Audience provides a completely independent learning experience — a different Glossary, a different Playbook, and separate progress tracking. Switching changes your whole learning home.