# Decision log

The log channel is a team based channel where players can log issues they face and record their key decisions.

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Discover how to navigate the log channel in the player view here:
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* Monitor participants performance and decisions throughout the exercise
* Gives the Facilitator a deeper insight into the players decision-making process
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* Record and keep track of decisions made during the exercise 
* Logged issues are visible to other players 
* Add images to entries 
* Keep track of time/date entries were made
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## Configure channels for session or team 

* **Session feed:** All players receive all log content 
* **Team:** Only view log content within your team

To configure who see's the log channel navigate to Settings in the Scenario Editor, and click on channel configuration. Here, find the channel you are configuring and click the tick box to enable the session feed. 

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If the 'session feed' box is not ticked then the channel will be enabled for teams
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## Enable log channel&#x20;

To activate this channel, create an inject and choose Log as the channel type. This will open the channel, allowing players to access it for note-taking.&#x20;

The text entered in the subject and text block will appear as headings for the players, making it a good place to provide prompts or instructions on what you want them to record:

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