# Registering Facilitators

Worlds Facilitators are assumed to be novices, with no prior experience to Conducttr,. Consequently, smooth onboarding is key. There are three steps to register your Facilitators.

## 1 - Select how you want your Facilitators to register

There are two types of registration:&#x20;

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{% tab title="via Website" %}
Facilitators provide email and password to sign up to the World. They get an email to verify their email address with link to their Facilitator Dashboard (inside of which they'll find the exercise gallery)
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{% tab title="via World admin" %}
World owner registers a Facilitator indicating name, email and personal message. Facilitators receive an email to set up their password and get access to the Facilitator Dashboard.&#x20;

The first registration type is indicated by the world owner: 2 step verification, or 2 step verification with unique code.
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{% endtabs %}

## 2 - Navigate the landing page&#x20;

After first logging in, the Facilitator will be taken to the landing page and then the Help tab.&#x20;

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Teams and positions are pre-defined and copied to the Facilitator's space when they request the exercise&#x20;
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## 3 - Walk the Facilitator through the exercise interface&#x20;

Once the Facilitator is registered the scenario designer should explain how to run the exercise and explain the user interface.&#x20;

There should also be an explanation of the menus, since the menus are customisable, and because we want to use as few menu options as possible (ie. remove those not being used), the tour will need to be quite broad.&#x20;


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