CLIO Facilitator Guide

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Overview

Facilitators set up CLIO kiosks and get them working as part of an exhibit.

Printable Brochure

We provide a single-page, double-sided Getting Started Facilitator Guide brochure. This guide can be printed on a cardstock and folded in half to be stored with the kiosks to assist new facilitators with setup.

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Using a CLIO Exhibit Kiosk

Setting up the POP Kiosk

During storage, any mounting accessories were probably removed and the thumbscrews used to mount them were attached back to the case. First, we need to remove these thumbscrews so we can re-attach the mounting accessories. Next, orient the kiosk face down on a flat surface with the USB-C power port facing away from you. Attach the mount accessory to the bolt holes on the back or sides of the case.  The mounting accessory's thumbscrews can tightened and loosened to adjust the viewing angle.

Kiosk with Foot Attached

The POP Kiosk requires a 5.1V 3A power supply with a high-quality cable and USB-C adapter to perform optimally. Once plugged in, the kiosk will turn on and enter into ‘Facilitator Mode’ automatically.  This interface allows facilitators to select their desired activities and change kiosk settings before entering ‘Exhibit Mode’.

Note: If the kiosk is receiving insufficient power, it will display a lightning bolt in the top right corner.

Navigating the Menu

'Facilitator Mode' allows facilitators to configure the exhibit kiosk, allowing for more control over how it is integrated into the pop-up environment.  Facilitators can always access the menu bar, which provides access to a collection of submenus aimed at improving accessibility and live facilitation. Each icon along the top menu bar provides access to an integrated kiosk function.

Exhibit

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Here, you can view the currently selected Activities.  Resume the previously loaded activities, choose from preset collections of activities, or select entirely new ones.  After selecting your activities, you can enter ‘Exhibit Mode’.

Facilitation

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This menu provides facilitators with program information, such as goals, objectives, and facilitation instructions.  Discussions can provide quick reference information about questions related to the program.

Activities

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Facilitators can preview Activities by tapping on them, and then select them for ‘Exhibit Mode’ by tapping the + icon.  Activities can be sorted by activity type and intended audience.

Settings

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Change the display brightness, customize the theme, choose which program is loaded and troubleshoot common problems.

Accessibility

Enable contrast modes and change text settings to improve readability.

Help

Provides quick reference information about getting the kiosk set up and into Exhibit Mode.

Using the Interface

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Getting into Exhibit Mode

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