As a facilitator, I want a separate "control" view that is distinct from what participants see, so that participants have clarity around their role and only see what they have to.

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A web site/application for keeping a stack of people queued up for intervention/questions

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As a facilitator, I want a separate "control" view that is distinct from what participants see, so that participants have clarity around their role and only see what they have to. #12

Open mbinder-wmf opened 8 years ago

mbinder-wmf commented 8 years ago

This could be limited to the person who made the room, a la hatjitsu.

Ex: The room-creator, presumably the facilitator, could see metrics, "pop" button, etc., whereas the participants would be limited to adding themselves to the stack.

joakin commented 8 years ago

See https://github.com/joakin/stack/issues/9#issuecomment-172482563 also

joakin commented 8 years ago

Copying comment and closing the other one as a duplicate

Yep. We've collaboratively done this and it hasn't been much of a problem, but I agree that it can be.

Would a checkbox like Hatjitsu's [x] I'm a facilitator work? It would show the Pop and reordering controls among other things we consider of the facilitator role.

mbinder-wmf commented 8 years ago

I think we could do it that way. I wonder if it is simpler to do it the way hatjitsu does, in that the creator of the new room is automatically the facilitator.