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# Team upload via Facilitator Dashboard

| Benefit                                                                             | Feature                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Faster way for Facilitator to add a lot of players in bulk (rather than one-by-one) | <ul><li>Facilitators can upload a spreadsheet of players directly to the Facilitator Dashboard without using the Editor</li><li>Preview teams and players before uploading</li><li>Upload teams to replace existing ones</li><li>Know who is logged in (a green dot beside a player's name indicates that they are logged into the exercise)</li><li>Search for specific players across teams</li><li>Add/remove players</li><li>Assign roles/positions</li></ul> |

## Manually add team members&#x20;

To add a team member live during the exercise navigate to the `Teams` tab in the Facilitator Dashboard. Once here click the `Edit` button, then `+ Add audience`.&#x20;

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Type in your audiences details and click `Save`.&#x20;

## Upload teams via CSV file&#x20;

Import your teams list quickly using a CSV file. To do this, click `Import from file`. &#x20;

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Then, click the magnifying glass to locate the locally stored CSV file from your laptop.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
The CSV file column headers are the same as used in the Teams area of the Editor.
{% endhint %}

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You will then see a preview of the teams before committing to upload.

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