Getting Started
Turning Pulse on, understanding the metrics, and using leaderboards, challenges and rewards.
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- What Is Pulse and How Do I Turn It On?Pulse is an engagement layer that sits on top of the class, enrollment and certification data you are already producing. It gives your organization, your instructors and your students a running picture of the impact your training has, and it celebrates milestones along the way. There is nothing to c
- Lives Ready, Beats, and Organization Tiers ExplainedPulse uses three numbers. This article explains what each one measures and how it moves. Before You Begin - Pulse must be enabled. If you do not see the Overview panels, check Pulse Settings > Enable Pulse. - Every figure on this page is calculated from records already in your account. Nothing here
- Instructor Ranks, Streaks, and BadgesPulse measures organizations, but it also measures the individual instructors who do the teaching. This article covers the three personal measures — rank, streak and badges — and how each one is earned. Before You Begin - These features appear on the Pulse > Overview tab and require Pulse to be enab
- Pulse Leaderboards and Anonymous HandlesLeaderboards let your organization compare its Pulse activity with other CPR Enroll organizations. Participation is optional and off by default. Before You Begin - Pulse must be enabled before leaderboards are available. - Decide whether you want to appear under your real organization name or an ano
- Challenges, Chain of Survival Milestones, and RewardsThe Challenges and Rewards tabs in Pulse turn activity into concrete goals. Challenges are set by CPR Enroll and complete automatically; rewards are yours to define. Before You Begin - Pulse must be enabled to see either tab. - Challenges complete automatically from recorded activity. There is nothi