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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 sidebar on the left of the screen includes:

  • Mention logo — click to return to the audience list
  • Audiences — every Audience you belong to, grouped by kind, each with a chip showing your role (Owner or Learner). Click one to open it.
  • Organization switcher — if you belong to more than one organization, switch between them here (in the footer)
  • Theme toggle and account menu — light/dark mode, account settings, and sign out (in the footer)

Your learning home

Opening an Audience lands you on its learning home. As a learner it fills the whole page — there is no tab bar. If you own the Audience, the same view appears as the Learn tab, with management tabs next to it (see the Admin Guide). It has these parts:

Frequently asked questions

If your admin has captured questions that come up a lot in your Audience, they appear at the top under Frequently asked questions — a list of the recurring questions members ask, each linking to a full answer. Tap or click one to read the answer in place. This is the fastest way to find the canonical answer to something likely already asked.

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

A list of the concepts in your Audience's Glossary, grouped by where you are with them:

  • Up next — the next few concepts you can start, surfaced as cards with a short definition so you can pick one at a glance.
  • Available — the rest of the concepts whose prerequisites you've already mastered.
  • Locked — concepts that build on others you haven't mastered yet. Each row shows what unlocks it. Collapsed by default.
  • Mastered — concepts you've already passed. Collapsed by default.

Click a concept to open it. Inside a concept, a side panel lists its prerequisites (concepts it builds on) and next up (concepts that build on it), so you can navigate the dependency chain without leaving the page.

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, they all appear in the sidebar — click another Audience to switch. Each Audience provides a completely independent learning experience — a different Glossary, a different Playbook, and separate progress tracking.