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Libraries: Reader Profile Overview

Clicking a reader’s name anywhere in Beanstack opens their profile in a drawer on the right side of your screen. Every profile starts with a reading “snapshot”—a brief quick summary and key data points that give you a full picture of their reading progress.

The buttons along the drawer’s left edge let you expand the profile to full screen, close the drawer, and copy a link that goes directly to the profile.

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Accessing the Reader Profile

Reader Profile Highlights

Accessing the Reader Profile

After logging into the admin view of your site, you can display a reader profile by clicking their name. These profiles can be shown in a few different places, including:

    • Classic Search: Click “People” on your dashboard (or go to People > Find a Person).

      • When you select an account creator with multiple reader profiles, you can easily navigate between all readers by using the left- and right-arrow buttons on the profile drawer’s left side.

  • Dashboard Data: Click “Insights on your dashboard (or go to Insights > Dashboard).

  • Reader Reviews: Click “Content” on your dashboard (or go to Content > Reviews).

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Reader Profile Highlights

The sidebar lists the profile’s sections in this order:

    • Challenges & Rewards lists the challenges the reader is enrolled in, is eligible for, or has completed.

    • Activities lists the activity badges the reader has completed, including their written answers to text box activities.

    • Reading Log gives a detailed breakdown of all the reader’s logged reading.

    • Badges lists the badges and achievements the reader is working on, is eligible for, or has earned.

    • Overview gives a “snapshot” of the reader’s progress.

      • Benny’s summary describes the reader’s current reading progress.

      • The “At a glance” table shows stats like total minutes read and current streak.

    • Book Reviews shows the reviews the reader has written.

  • Points display the total points earned by the reader.

  • Recommendations give the readers suggestions for what to read next.

  • Wish List is a simple “to-be-read” list that readers can add to.

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