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# Portal
Portal simulates an online library/folder such as **Microsoft Sharepoint or Google Drive**. It acts as a **hub for accessing important data**, intelligence, or briefing materials throughout the exercise.
| Benefit | Feature |
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| An easy way to share content with players that is readily available | Upload and store important content for players to view throughout the exercise |
| Ideal for sharing static information that players need to reference periodically | Schedule the release of resources in the Master Events List (MEL) to coincide with specific phases of the exercise, ensuring participants receive information when it's most relevant |
## Running
This is what Portal looks like to players
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## Designing
### How to (Injects)
To ensure participants receive information when it's most relevant, schedule the release of resources via the MEL as an inject:
{% hint style="success" %}
Attach any kind of media you like (PDFs, images, videos, audios etc.)
{% endhint %}
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