As a participant
As a new participant to Janars, you will be invited by a facilitator or lead to join a team in an interplay.
The facilitator or lead will organize meetings and invite you. You’ll receive email notifications:
You'll be asked to participate in conversations by:
- Engaging in discussions
- Providing answers to questions
- Voting, scoring, and ranking ideas, answers, and topics to help set priorities and make decisions as a team
- Provide your agreement or disagreement with the final output of facilitated conversations
As a facilitator or lead
- You invite participants to interplays
- You can add new people to Janars, or you can search for people you have worked with before
- You kick off interplays, lead conversations, and capture answers (when the card is distributed to you)
You can assign yourself as a facilitator or lead. You can also assign others as facilitators or leads (one at a time); however, you will then lose facilitator/lead rights while editing the cards (but you will still have access to the interplay edit, and can also switch the person who is the facilitator or lead).
- As a facilitator, you may facilitate the conversation and provide content when documenting the facilitated conversation.
- Leads have the rights of a facilitator and participants.
Generally, it is best to be a facilitator when you are present to simply facilitate, and your participation would create bias in the conversation results. It is best to be a lead when you are part of the team and are facilitating the conversation, and will have input into the content.
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