Follow your learning path

Pick a path for your role and work through a few guides and tasks at a time, from First steps to Power.

In short

Your path is a short, ordered list of guides and tasks for the kind of work you do. It starts with your first two minutes and moves on to the power features, a few items at a time, so you always know what to read or do next. Every guide is still in Help.

Before you start

• Who: anyone signed in. Your progress is yours alone.
• Plan: none. Finishing a path never turns anything on or off.
• First: nothing. The "Admin" level shows to site admins and on the Organization admin path.

Steps

1. Open Help. "Your path" is the card at the top of the home page. Home shows the same path as a tile once Get started is finished.
2. Open "Path" and pick yours: Developer, QA engineer, Team manager, Recruiter, Job seeker, Architect or analyst, or Organization admin.
3. Work through the current level's items. Press "Do it with me" on a task, or "Read" on a guide.
4. At the end of a guide, press "Mark as done". The button then reads "Done - undo". "Next on your path" leads to the next item.

Result: the card shows each level with how far you are, such as "Everyday" and "2 of 6", and "Next:" names what comes after. When a level is finished it says so, and the next one opens.

The levels

Good to know

• A path starts from your goal when you chose one in the welcome page; you can switch to another path whenever you like.
• Items are guides that exist in Help and guided tasks. A guided task ticks itself when you do it for real; a guide ticks only when you press "Mark as done".
• Your progress is yours: it is kept with your account and follows you between devices.
• Finishing a path never turns anything on or off. It only decides what Help suggests next.

If something goes wrong

• "Your path could not be loaded.": reload the page. The guides themselves are not affected.
• No "Admin" level: it shows to site admins and on the Organization admin path only.

Related

• /help/home/getting-started
• /help/home/help-guides-and-videos
• /help/home/getting-help