Community board elements
Understanding community boards
The community board is based on several elements that help you maintain fluid communication with space users. You can personalise the notifications that are sent to members and determine which members receive them. The board elements are as follows.
Conversations: Discussion threads that coworkers can create. They will receive answers from other coworkers who take part in the discussion. Filters can be set for each conversation, using tags. Coworkers can unfollow, silence or like conversations. These conversations can also be set as private so that they can only be seen by coworkers who have been invited.
Groups: You may want to segment information on the community board. You can use Groups to do this by linking specific people in your space. They'll be the only ones who can answer the threads that are posted in that group. The rest of the community will see the groups but will not be able to post answers.
Tags: Tags are a good way to organise the conversations on the community board as they help you classify them according to subject matter.
Notifications: Nexudus can send notifications about any new activity that happens on the community board. These notifications are normally sent first thing in the morning between 8-10 a.m. and coworkers can choose whether they want to receive them or not by adjusting their settings.
Directory: Lastly, the community board is linked to the directory, showing all of the conversations that each coworker has posted. This makes it easier for coworkers to find other people that are posting content that they may find interesting.
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