Adding a discussion guide in Marvin has several advantages. It allows you to have a structured guide for your research sessions, ensuring that you cover all the necessary topics and questions. It also makes it easier to analyze the data later on, as the tagged questions and responses can be easily identified and grouped together.

To add a discussion guide in Marvin, you have a few options. The most common way is to create the discussion guide directly in Marvin. You can start by going to the "Discussion Guides" section and clicking on "Add Discussion Guide." This will open a rich text document where you can type or copy-paste your discussion guide.
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Alternatively, you can create your discussion guide in a separate document, such as a Word document or Google Doc, and then copy-paste it into Marvin. This allows you to prepare your discussion guide in a familiar format before adding it to Marvin.
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Once you have added your discussion guide, it's important to mark the actual questions or tasks that you want to tag. To do this, you can use a forward slash (/) at the beginning of each question to make it taggable.

Overall, adding a discussion guide in Marvin is a straightforward process that helps you stay organized and focused during your research sessions. By tagging questions and using labels and themes, you can efficiently analyze the data and derive meaningful insights.

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