Leaderboards

The Leaderboard shows how you rank compared to other learners in your organization. Rankings are based on points earned through lessons, activities, and engagement.

Accessing the Leaderboard

Click Awards in the top navigation.
Select the Rank tab.

What You’ll See

A top-3 podium (1st place in the centre), showing each student’s avatar and points.
A sortable, searchable, date-filterable table: rank, name, username, points, and time spent. It opens scrolled to the page containing your own rank.

With no date filter applied, the table is served from a pre-computed ranking; adding a date range runs a live query over that window instead.

Campus Has More Than One Leaderboard

Each leaderboard ranks students a little differently — which one you’re looking at depends on where you are in Campus.

Overall Leaderboard

Shown in the Rank tab. Ranks you across all your quizzes combined, scoped to your organization (and, where applicable, your class):

order by:  total points          ↓  (highest first)
           then total time       ↑  (faster wins ties)
           then average accuracy ↓
           then average speed    ↓
           then account age         (older account wins remaining ties)

Points win first here. “Points” is the same total shown on your Points tab; “Time” is the summed time across all your quizzes.

Lesson Leaderboard

Shown after you complete a specific lesson. It only counts each student’s best single completed attempt on that lesson — not their combined total:

order by:  time                  ↑  (fastest first)
           then points           ↓
           then accuracy         ↓
           then speed            ↓
           then earliest attempt

Improving Your Rank

The fastest ways to climb the leaderboard:

Complete more lessons — every completed lesson adds points
Improve accuracy — higher scores on lessons earn more points
Maintain daily streaks — streak bonuses add up quickly
Claim streak bonuses — don’t leave bonus points unclaimed (see Points & Streaks)
Retry lessons — improving your score on a retry can add more points