The correct options are Activity Stream, Introduction, Projects and Labels Gadget.

The Activity Stream gadget surfaces recent changes and commentary across the Jira instance so new users can quickly see who is doing what and which issues are active. This makes it useful for onboarding because it provides a running summary of instance activity and helps new users orient themselves.

The Introduction gadget is designed to present helpful links and onboarding text so administrators can place guides, links to documentation, or pointers to key workflows directly on the dashboard. That makes it a natural choice for an onboarding screen.

The Projects gadget lists projects and gives newcomers an entry point into the different teams and contexts they will work in. Project-level discovery helps users find relevant boards and backlogs without hunting through menus.

The Labels Gadget highlights common labels and lets users explore issues by tag. This helps new users identify recurring topics and areas of interest across the instance and makes discovering related work easier.

Watched Issues is focused on an individual user’s watched list and does not provide an instance wide summary, so it is not ideal for a general onboarding dashboard.

Favorite Filters shows saved filters that are useful to power users but it depends on specific filters being created and shared, so it is not as universally helpful for initial onboarding.

Voted Issues reflects a user specific voting activity and popularity signals rather than providing broad context, so it does not meet the requirement for summarizing overall instance activity for new users.

Issue in progress is not a gadget that provides a wide overview and typically focuses on single issue state, so it does not offer the collection of helpful links and instance level summaries needed for onboarding.

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