Setting up the workshop

Here is your overview of everything you need to setup a workshop.

It’s pretty simple. There’s some Guidance around getting yourself assigned as a Moderator and getting your Tasks lined up (if it hasn’t been done already).

After that you just need to work through tasks assigned to you.

Even if we tried, we couldn’t make it much easier 🙌

Enjoy preparing your workshop. We hope you enjoy using the tools we’ve provided. If your have any comments or suggestions for improvements, we’ve built a

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🦮 Guidance ...

Here you can see the tasks that need to be completed by you as Moderator prior to commencing the workshop.

If you need background information or step-by-step instruction for any task, clicking on the

chip

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in the Task column, will open a detailed view for that task.

❓ No tasks displayed? That may be for a variety of reasons:

You are not being recognised as a coda user with appropriate access. Currently we see you as

@Anonymous User

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- No worries, it’s free, and you don’t have to give credit card details!

You have completed all your tasks. Filter the list on Done equals: ☑️ to see completed tasks

You have not been assigned any Moderator tasks. Enjoy the freedom! 🎈

You are the intended Moderator, but have not yet been (properly) set up. Use this button to

Add me as Moderator

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and this one to

Add my Moderator Tasks

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Note: if these buttons are disabled before you start, it’s because someone else (

Colm Toolan

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) has already been assigned as Moderator. Enjoy the freedom! 🎈

🤐 Secret workaround: The buttons above are disabled once a single moderator has been assigned. If you need to add a second moderator, you can do so in the

Participants table⁠

, by adding a row, assigning the role Moderator and clicking the Add Tasks button.

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☑️ Keep track of your tasks

- filter the list on Done equals:

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Done

Participant

Task

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