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# Assess

Use the Assessment Toolkit to assess qualitative attributes live during an exercise.

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### Where is Assess?

You'll find the `Assess` tab in the Facilitator Dashboard under `Review`.

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To access Assess the necessary capabilities and observations must have been pre-set in the Assessment Toolkit before the exercise.

### How do I make observations?

Ensure the *Observing* toggle is switched on for the players you're observing throughout the exercise. Rate your players and remember to click `Save Changes`.

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You can view all players or filter by teams in the left-hand toolbar.

### What should I do after I've made my observations?&#x20;

Navigate to the `Capabilities` tab to find your observations presented visually. Click the names to see participant capabilities at an individual level.&#x20;

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Export your data into an Excel file by clicking the export button on the top right.


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