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Everything you need to know about using SIM Picture Cards

Quick Start
1

Create a Session

Sign in and create your first session

2

Share the Link

Copy and share with participants

3

Facilitate

Use cards to spark conversations

User Guide

Getting Started

1. Sign Up & Sign In

Create your free account using the Sign Up button in the header. Existing users can sign in to access their sessions.

2. Navigate to Sessions

Click "Sessions" in the navigation menu to view all your sessions or create a new one.

Creating Sessions

1. Click "Create New Session"

From the Sessions page, click the button to open the creation dialog.

2. Add Questions

Create open-ended, thought-provoking questions (e.g., "What does success look like for our team?").

3. Launch

Click Create to generate your shareable session link.

Sharing & Participants

Copy Session Link

Use the Copy Link button to share via email, Slack, Teams, or any messaging app.

No Account Needed

Participants can join by clicking the link and entering their name - no signup required.

Running Sessions

Navigate Questions

Use the question navigation bar to move between questions. Only the active question is shown to participants.

Show Results

Enable review mode to reveal all participant card selections and responses.

Facilitate Discussion

Use selected cards as conversation starters for deeper insights.

Best Practices

• Ask open-ended questions

• Give participants time to browse cards

• Encourage personal interpretations

• Create a safe, judgment-free environment

• Use cards as conversation starters

Complete PDF Guide

Download the comprehensive facilitator's guide with detailed instructions and examples.

About SIM Picture Cards

SIM Picture Cards are a powerful facilitation and coaching tool. They help create metaphors for individuals or groups, simplifying the complex and making the abstract concrete.

The images bridge the gap by enabling authentic connections and helping internal awareness become visible externally - giving everyone a voice in the conversation.