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What a coach can do inside a session

Sessions are where delivery happens—attendance, notes, and completion.

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Written by Sumit Kapoor
Updated over 3 months ago

Introduction

A session is the moment where planning turns into execution. It is where the coach interacts with students, tracks attendance, captures observations, and completes the official record for that class.

Lynk gives coaches clear, step-by-step controls inside each session to ensure delivery is smooth, consistent, and properly recorded.

Access the Session Plan

Inside a session, coaches can:

  • View or generate a session plan using the AI Session Planner

  • Review planned drills and structure before the class

  • Adapt the plan live based on student response

The plan acts as a guide, not a constraint.


Start and Run the Session

Coaches can:

  • Start the session when class begins

  • Move the session into an ongoing state

  • Follow the session flow for smooth execution

This marks the official start of delivery.


Mark Attendance

During the session, coaches can:

  • Mark each student as present or absent

  • Review attendance before finalizing

  • Ensure accurate participation records

Attendance must be marked to complete the session.


Add Coach Notes

Coaches can capture qualitative context by:

  • Recording coach notes inside the session card

  • Reviewing and editing AI-generated notes before saving

  • Storing notes for future reference and insights

Notes help maintain continuity across sessions.


Generate Progress Reports

From within a session, coaches can:

  • Access the progress report flow for enrolled students

  • Refer attendance and past notes while preparing reports

  • Share finalized reports with students or parents

Reports summarize learning outcomes.


Review Insights and Student Context

Sessions also allow coaches to:

  • View AI-generated Insights related to the session or batch

  • See students participating in the session

  • Use insights to guide future planning

This keeps decision-making contextual.


Edit Session Details

When operational corrections are needed, coaches can:

  • Edit future session date, time, or duration

  • Fix attendance errors after completion of past sessions

  • Maintain accurate records without rebuilding sessions


End the Session

To complete delivery, coaches can:

  • End the session once attendance and notes are recorded

  • Move the session into completed status

This finalizes the record.


Summary

Inside a session, coaches can plan, start, mark attendance, add notes, generate reports, review insights, edit session details, and complete delivery. Sessions are the core execution layer in Lynk—where coaching happens and records are created.

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