Access to the Academy of Brain Stimulation Community on Slack
Exclusive Member Access
As a valued member, you’re invited to connect with other professionals in our exclusive Slack workspace.
This is the perfect space to discuss ideas, share resources, ask questions, and collaborate on topics related to Brain Stimulation.
Click the button below to join the community and start engaging with fellow members!
If you are already a member of our Academy of Brain Stimulation Community on Slack, you can sign in here.
Not an Academy Member yet? You can sign up here.
Why Join Our Slack Community?
Slack is a powerful communication platform designed to help teams and communities collaborate more efficiently. As part of our exclusive community, you’ll gain access to a variety of tools and features to enhance your experience:
- Real-time Communication: Engage in instant messaging with other members, ask questions, share insights, and discuss important topics, all in real-time.
- Organized Channels: Participate in topic-specific channels designed for discussions on particular areas of interest. Whether you want to dive into industry trends, seek advice, or share knowledge, there’s a space for it.
- Private and Secure: Our Slack workspace is a safe, members-only area, so you can feel comfortable sharing your thoughts and asking questions with like-minded professionals.
- Direct Messaging: Connect with individual members one-on-one, making it easy to collaborate privately or start more personal conversations.
- File Sharing: Share resources, documents, images, and links easily within channels or direct messages, enabling efficient collaboration and access to important materials.
- Notifications: Stay updated on the latest discussions and activities with customizable notifications, so you never miss important conversations.
- Event and Meeting Coordination: Plan and coordinate virtual meetings, events, or discussions directly through Slack by scheduling and sharing calendar invites or simply by creating a thread for reminders.
- Collaboration Tools: Slack integrates with other tools, allowing you to access shared documents, project management tools, and more, streamlining your workflow.
How to Use Slack: A Step-by-Step Guide for Members
Slack is an easy-to-use platform designed for seamless communication and collaboration. Here’s how you can get started and make the most out of Slack. For more information, visit the Slack Help Center.
1. Join the Workspace
- Step 1: Click on the invitation link provided on our website.
- Step 2: If you don’t already have a Slack account, you’ll be prompted to create one. Follow the instructions to register using your email address.
- Step 3: Once you log in, you’ll be directed to our exclusive workspace.
For more detailed instructions, visit Slack’s official guide: Joining a Slack Workspace.
2. Navigate the Workspace
- Channels: Channels are where conversations on specific topics happen. You’ll find channels relevant to our community, like #tms-protocols or #resources.
- Sidebar: The left-hand sidebar displays all your channels and direct messages. Click on a channel to join the conversation.
- Search Bar: Use the search bar at the top to find specific messages, files, or users.
Learn more at: Navigating Slack.
3. Send Messages
- In Channels: Open a channel and type your message in the text box at the bottom.
- Direct Messages: For one-on-one communication, click on the name of the member you’d like to message.
More details here: Sending Messages in Slack.
4. Share Files
- Step 1: Drag and drop files into a channel or direct message.
- Step 2: Add a brief description or comment about the file before sending.
See more here: Sharing Files in Slack.
5. Notifications and Settings in Slack
Managing your notifications is an important way to stay informed while avoiding information overload. Here’s how you can customize your notification preferences in Slack:
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Adjusting Notification Preferences:
- Slack allows you to customize when and how you receive notifications, whether on desktop, mobile, or by email.
- To access your notification settings, click your profile picture in the top right corner, then select “Preferences”.
- In the “Notifications” section, you can choose how you’d like to be notified about new messages, mentions, and other activity in Slack.
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Enabling Do Not Disturb (DND):
- If you want to temporarily mute notifications, you can enable Do Not Disturb mode. This will silence all notifications for a set time (such as when you’re in a meeting or after working hours).
- To activate DND, click on your profile picture, then choose “Pause notifications” and set the time duration.
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Managing Channel-Specific Notifications:
- You can fine-tune notifications for each channel, so you only get alerts about the messages that matter most to you.
- To change channel-specific settings, click on the channel name, then select “Channel notifications”.
- Here, you can choose whether you want to be notified about all messages, only mentions, or mute notifications for the channel entirely.
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Direct Messages and Mentions:
- For important mentions and direct messages, you can ensure you don’t miss anything by turning on “All new messages” for direct messages and @mentions.
- In your notification preferences, you can select “Notify me about mentions and direct messages” so that you’re only notified when someone @mentions you or sends you a direct message.
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Mobile Notifications:
- To manage how Slack notifies you on mobile, go to “Preferences” > “Notifications” > “Mobile Notifications”. This lets you fine-tune your alerts for your mobile device, ensuring you’re alerted about key activity while limiting distractions.
By adjusting these settings, you can stay up to date with important messages while reducing interruptions throughout your day.
For more detailed instructions, read Slack’s guide on notifications and workspace settings.
6. Use Slack on Any Device
Slack is accessible on desktop, mobile, and through web browsers. Download the Slack app for the best experience:
Or use Slack in your browser via this link.
7. Get Help When Needed
If you’re new to Slack or have any questions, visit the Slack Help Center.