FacPro Resource
Community Getting Started Checklist
Use this checklist as soon as you finish FacPro Community Foundations. It is meant to help a new member take a first real Community step without wandering through every page at once.
Best for: new members deciding how to introduce themselves, find the right
spaces, and participate in the first week.
First-day checklist
Complete FacPro Community Foundations and confirm that your Community access has opened.
Review your dashboard for Community prompts, assigned groups, recommended resources, or events.
Open your notifications and look for replies, invitations, reminders, or role-specific updates.
Review your profile so other members can understand your role, organization, and interests.
Find your pathway
Use this quick matrix to choose a next step that matches how you enter the Community.
| Pathway | Best first Community step | Where to participate next |
|---|---|---|
| Free user | Complete Community Foundations. | Read public-facing discussions, then join, upgrade, or request organization access. |
| Individual member | Update profile interests. | Relevant group, starter discussion, member resource, or event. |
| Founding member | Introduce yourself in the founding member space. | Founding member group, office hours, starter discussion, or shared resource. |
| Organization member | Review organization context. | Organization workspace, team group, assigned discussion, or shared resource. |
| Organization admin | Check team visibility. | Invite members, review role access, post an internal prompt, or share a resource. |
| Sponsor or partner | Understand the member journey. | Partner introduction, event participation, or sponsored resource conversation. |
| Staff, instructor, or moderator | Review the learner-facing baseline. | Moderation queue, instructor prompt, support thread, or admin workflow. |
Choose one useful Community action
Join one group that matches your role, organization, or current question.
Open one shared resource that helps you participate in a discussion or event.
Read one community discussion and decide whether to reply, follow, or save it.
Look at events and register interest in one live session or office hour.
Do not overcomplicate the first week
Do not join every group immediately. Start with the ones that matter most.
Treat onboarding as the starting point, not the whole experience.