{"id":4899,"date":"2023-01-05T04:37:49","date_gmt":"2023-01-05T04:37:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.quantumrun.com\/consulting\/?p=4899"},"modified":"2024-09-05T03:27:35","modified_gmt":"2024-09-05T03:27:35","slug":"collaborate-project-page","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.quantumrun.com\/consulting\/collaborate-project-page\/","title":{"rendered":"How to collaborate on project pages"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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In this training guide, we will explore one of the key activities you will perform on the Quantumrun Foresight Platform: Collaborating with your team on the platform\u2019s unique project pages to discover practical insights that can support your organization\u2019s business objectives.<\/p>

This collaboration activity is at the core of how you use the platform. Once mastered, your team will be able to easily navigate any of the platform\u2019s different project page types.<\/p>

But, before we begin, we encourage your team to first watch the training videos that explain how to bookmark trend content into Lists (link<\/a>) and how to create Projects (link<\/a>).<\/p>

In this guide, we will begin with a newly created Strategy Planner Project page. When you open most projects, the visualization portion of the Project page usually starts off filled with circles or rectangles …<\/p>

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that refer to the trend content listed in the left sidebar (as exemplified below).<\/p>

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Left sidebar content<\/h3>

To fill the project page\u2019s visualization portion, please ensure there is trend content listed in the Project page\u2019s left sidebar.<\/p>

In the example image above, the project page\u2019s left sidebar is pre-populated with an imported list of Insight and Signal posts that we bookmarked before creating the project.<\/p>

You can click on and open any one of the left sidebar posts to review the links or text from that post. When opened, the selected post will overlap the project graph until the post is closed.<\/p>

Adding content not found on the platform<\/h3>

(Optional)\u00a0Your team can publish your own internal or externally sourced website links\/URLs or articles\/reports by clicking on the black authoring buttons found on the top of the project page\u2019s left sidebar.\u00a0<\/p>

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After you click either of these buttons, a popup authoring form will appear:<\/p>

ADD A LINK: Select this option if you want to manually add a website link from inside or outside of Quantumrun.com.<\/p>

ADD AN ARTICLE: Select this option if you want to manually copy and paste (or even write from scratch!) a note, article, or long-form report that is not otherwise available on Quantumrun.com.<\/p>

Whichever option you choose, a popup authoring form will appear that will provide you with a list of fields to fill in to publish the above-mentioned types of content into your project page. Note that only those fields with an asterisk are required fields.<\/p>

After you fill out all of the content creation fields from the Link or Article popups, you will complete the process by clicking on the “PUBLISH” button at the bottom of the forms. The popup will then close, and the new signal or insight post you created will appear on the left sidebar.\u00a0<\/p>

Also, for privacy reasons, any post you create inside a project page will only appear in that specific project page and cannot be shared or migrated to another project page or made visible to other platform users.<\/p>

How trend posts are visualized on the graph<\/h3>

From this point, an important element to understand is how are the trend posts distributed on the graph.<\/p>

Very simply, every human-written<\/strong> Insight report and human-curated<\/strong> Signal link published on the Quantumrun Foresight Platform is scored by Quantumrun foresight professionals using three scoring variables:<\/p>