# Checking in on Slack

Seeing as Global Game Jam currently maintains a large Slack group for all Site Organisers, Regional Organisers and the Executive Committee team. Chances are, if you have any question, someone on the Slack will be able to help you. It also gives a great opportunity to connect with other volunteers organising GGJ events.&#x20;

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Again, it is important at the very least to check into the Slack channel at least once a week, and check into the **#announcements** channel, so that you don't miss anything important. And don't forget to set up your notifications so that you are properly notified if you get sent a private message, or your name gets mentioned, as Slack is used as the primary communication tool for the GGJ central team!
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As mentioned previously, you will be added to the Global Game Jam Slack once you have had your phone call with your Regional Organiser.&#x20;


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