Dashboard
Your reviewing home, with headline counts, the papers that still need a review, and your upcoming review deadlines across your programs.
Purpose
The Dashboard is the first tab in the Reviewer Console and is always shown. It gives you an at-a-glance picture of your reviewing for the selected program: how many papers you've been assigned and where each stands, a short list of the papers that still need your attention, and the deadlines coming up.
When you use it
- Each time you open a program, to see how much reviewing is left.
- To jump straight to the next paper that needs a review.
- To check how many days you have before bidding, reviews, or discussion close.
Walkthrough
- 1
Open the Reviewer Console (or, as a PC Member, the PC Member Console) and select your program. The Dashboard tab loads first.
- 2
Read the five count cards across the top: Assigned, Submitted, In Progress, Not Started, and your overall Progress percentage.
- 3
Work through the Action Required panel. It lists papers whose review hasn't been started or is still in progress. Each row shows the paper number and title with a Start Review or Continue button that takes you to your My Assignments tab. When nothing is left, it reads All caught up!
- 4
Check the Upcoming Deadlines panel. It covers every program you review for, not only the one open: Bidding closes, Reviews due and Discussion closes, while still in the future. Each names its conference and program (the open one is marked this program), with the date and the number of days left, soonest first, up to six. Deadlines within three days are highlighted in red.
Tips
The Action Required panel is the fastest route into your unfinished work. It only lists papers without a submitted review, so an empty panel means every assigned paper is done.
The deadlines shown are set by the conference organizers in the program's important dates. A deadline only appears here while it is still in the future; once it passes it drops off the list.