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# Welcome to Coach: Your Academic Companion

## Coach LMS Student Panel Overview

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When you open **Coach LMS**, you get one workspace for academics, tasks, and communication.

This is where you:

* Track schedules, announcements, and tasks from your [Dashboard](/coach-v1.0/dashboard.md).
* Manage courses, attendance, grades, and submissions in [Academics](/coach-v1.0/academics.md).
* Follow placements in [Placement](/coach-v1.0/placement.md) and [Career Coach](/coach-v1.0/career-coach.md).

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### How to get started

1. Start at the [Login Page](/coach-v1.0/login-page.md).
2. Land on the [Dashboard](/coach-v1.0/dashboard.md).
3. Open **Academics** for everything course-related.

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### How to find what you need fast

1. Use **Calendar** to plan your week.
2. Use **Announcements** to catch urgent updates.
3. Use **Bookmarks** to pin the pages you use most.
4. Use **To Do List** to stay ahead of deadlines.

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### How to try the interactive demo

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