BrainBoard V1
Operations Instruction Sheet
Participant Controls
Create Note button(Allows participants to create a new note)Creates a new note.
To Move a Note...To
move a note, participants touch the desired note (turns red), then touch the area of board where they want the note.
To Add a line of Text...Touch the desired note, then type the text into chat.
Edit Note button(Allows participants to edit notes)To
edit a note, participants first touch the desired note (turns red),
then touch the Edit Note button. A menu of options will appear only to
them.
Text Color: Changes the color of the note text.
Note Color: Changes the color of the note prim.
Edit Text: All
text of note appears in chat. Participants then copy and paste into
their chat window, edit as needed (separating all lines with
//), then hit enter.
Owner & Moderator Controls
Mode ButtonSwitches the board between Moderator Mode & Collaborative ModeCollaborative Mode: Anyone can Create Notes, Move Notes, and Edit Notes.
Moderator Mode: Only the set moderator or owner can use the board.
Admin Button
Pulls up a menu with administrative features for the Owner and Moderator:
Moderator: Allows you to set the moderator for the board. The desired moderator then touches the base of the board near the colored buttons.
Vote Mode: When on, allows participants to cast one vote per each note. When turned off, the votes reset to zero and disappear.
RESET: Removes all notes from the board. Be sure to export before you erase.
Add Board: Creates a supplemental board, just in case you need more space.
Export: Exports the text of all notes to the moderator & owner. You can choose to export to text chat, or to an email address. You can also set the email address via the menu option.
Import: You can populate the board quickly by importing a text outline via chat. Each left-justified line (like "Agenda" and "Tasklist" in the example) will create a new note. All lines below that are either indented or contain a space (like "Introductions" and "Brainstorm") will be included in the note. The following is an example:


IMPORTANT VIEWING NOTE:
*Much like the physical world, the text on the board is better viewed closer. Move too far away, and the text disappears.
*Both sides are viewable to maximize participant view.