Groups and users
The group is the backbone of access: a track is distributed to groups, statistics are filtered by group, and engagement (notifications, campaigns, roles) targets groups. This section covers the full cycle: build the groups, put people in them, then keep them alive. To place groups next to departments and permissions, see Understanding structure and permissions.
Groups and users
The group is the backbone of access: a track is distributed to groups, statistics are filtered by group, and engagement (notifications, campaigns, roles) targets groups. This section covers the full cycle: build the groups, put people in them, then keep them alive. To place groups next to departments and permissions, see Understanding structure and permissions.
The articles, in deployment order
- Understanding groups: what a group gates (content, statistics, engagement) and why a badly designed group costs you three times over.
- Creating and organising user groups: creation from the Users/Groups tab, naming, and how to organise groups.
- Adding users: the four modes of the Add/Create a learner panel, from searching an existing account to importing a file.
- Exploring the user list: the connection statuses, column selection, filters and export.
- Dynamic groups: describe with criteria who belongs in a group and let the platform apply the rule.
- Roles in a group: team leader, coach, validator, animator, and what sets a role apart from an administration permission.
- Setting up a team leader: which settings to open and the group size that makes follow-up workable.
- Signing in as one of your learners: check from a learner account that distribution delivers what you expect.
- Deactivating and reactivating a user: handle a departure without deleting the account or losing its history.
- Common problems: start from the symptom when learners cannot see their content.