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Step 1 — Create your account

Go to modeldiplomat.com/sign-up and sign up with Google or email. During onboarding, you’ll be asked:
  • Your persona — Are you a MUN delegate, student, debate competitor, or general learner?
  • Your interests — Pick topics you care about (elections, climate, conflict, human rights, etc.)
  • Your MUN details (optional) — If you’re a delegate, add your assigned country and committee so searches are personalized to your prep
You can skip these and update them later in Settings.
Go to Search in the sidebar (or press / anywhere in the app). Type any political or diplomatic question. Some examples to try:
  • “What is India’s position on UN Security Council reform?”
  • “Write a position paper outline for France in the Human Rights Council”
  • “What are the main debates in DISEC this year?”
  • “Why are US-China relations deteriorating?”
  • “What is the current state of the Russia-Ukraine conflict?”
  • “How did COVID-19 change global health governance?”
  • “How do electoral systems differ between the US, UK, and France?”
  • “How does the International Criminal Court enforce its rulings?”
  • “Are the UN Sustainable Development Goals on track for 2030?”
Atlas will stream a sourced answer in seconds. You’ll see:
  • A written response with inline citations
  • Cards — visual panels with timelines, maps, country comparisons, voting records, and more
  • Follow-up questions — suggested questions to go deeper
  • Sources panel — every claim linked to a real source
You can ask follow-up questions in the same thread. Atlas remembers the context of your conversation.

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Step 3 — Take your first lesson

Go to Learn → Courses in the sidebar. If you’re new to MUN, start with MUN Delegate Fundamentals. If you want to explore, browse the categories — there are courses on everything from elections and international law to negotiation and media literacy. Click into any course and start the first lesson. Lessons take 5–15 minutes each and include:
  • Reading sections — concise explanations of the concept
  • Multiple choice questions — test your understanding
  • Fill-in-the-blank — recall key terms and facts
  • Matching exercises — connect related concepts
  • Writing prompts — AI-graded short answers
When you finish a lesson, you earn XP and progress toward your streak.

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Step 4 — Complete your first Daily Challenge

Go to Learn → Daily in the sidebar. There’s a new challenge every day — a short set of questions on current affairs or core knowledge. Daily challenges take about 2–5 minutes. Completing one:
  • Extends your streak (consecutive days active)
  • Earns bonus XP
  • Puts you on the weekly leaderboard
Completing your first Daily Challenge puts you on the Community Leaderboard. You can see your rank and compare with other students worldwide.

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What’s next?

Master Atlas search

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Try a simulation

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Check the leaderboard

See how you rank against other delegates worldwide