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Welcome screen
Before a conversation begins, you may see a welcome screen with a title, a short introduction, and an optional video. Your organisation uses it to explain the session and anything you need to prepare. It can appear when you open an AI Fellow or start a Learning Path session.

Why it is there
Your organization added it to provide context before the conversation starts. It may explain who the AI Fellow is, what the session is for, what to have ready, or include a short video introduction.
The welcome screen is read-only. You only need to close it before the conversation begins.
When you will see it
- When the AI Fellow has been set up with a welcome screen, every time you open the AI Fellow page.
- When a Learning Path session has a welcome screen, every time you start that session.
If you do not see a welcome screen, none has been configured.
What is inside
The exact content depends on what your organization set up. A welcome screen can include:
- A title and an optional subtitle.
- A short video, such as a Vimeo, YouTube, or
.mp4clip. - A few lines of text, usually context or a short instruction.
Beside this text, the screen shows the AI Fellow you are about to talk to: its portrait with short animated clips, its name, and a label such as AI-based Fellow or AI-based Simulation. For a simulation, it also shows the role the AI Fellow plays. On a phone or tablet, the AI Fellow appears above the text. When the text is long, it scrolls and Continue stays in place at the bottom.
Closing it
Click Continue or the close button in the top right to dismiss the window and start the conversation. The conversation does not start until you close the welcome screen.