Exploring the Group Section and Its Features
Groups play
a crucial role in the development of exams tailored to specific target
audiences. It is imperative to select the appropriate group during exam
creation to ensure that the test can be administered to users who are part of
or will join the group. Without membership in the group, users will not be able
to access the exam. Even if a user possesses the exam link, their participation
hinges on joining the relevant group associated with the exam, regardless of
prior registration in the system.
Accessing
Groups
To access the groups, click the Groups option on the fixed side menu.
The Groups
Page
The Groups page offers a suite of tools designed for efficient group management. These
include the ability to create subgroups, view member lists, add or remove
members, obtain group links, and make edits to group settings. Access to this
page is restricted to users with the necessary permissions. The Groups Page
offers a view of the cards representing the group(s) accessible to you. At
first, the card associated with the highest level is visible. Upon clicking the Enter Group option, it navigates to the subsequent layers. This
process can be repeated if there are multiple layers present.
At the
first glance, you will see these:
- Selecting a Tag: Tags help
you find your desired group easily. To choose a tag, simply click on the Tag
dropdown menu and select your desired tag from the available options. The
groups shown at the bottom of the page will all have the tag you have selected.
If you wish to return to the previous state, repeat the process and uncheck the
checkbox next to the selected tag.
Note: you can select
multiple tags at the same time.
- Add Button: Clicking
on this button will provide you with these options:
- Single
Group: To create a subgroup for the current
group directly.
- Bulk
Groups: To create multiple groups
simultaneously for the current group by uploading a CSV file.
- Single
Member: To add a member from the existing users
in the organization to the current group.
- Bulk
Members: To add several members to the current group by
uploading a CSV file.
- Three-dot icon (More options) – At the Top of the Page: By clicking on this icon, these options will be
displayed:
- Edit Group:
By clicking on this option, you can edit the group's name
and tags.
- Get Link: Clicking
this option copies the group-sharing link to your device. When you share this
link with users, the registered ones are added to the group, and the
non-registered ones should register first, and then they will be added to the
group, too.
- Members: By clicking
on this option, you will be directed to a separate page for managing members. In the following, we will take a closer look at this option.
The other
information and options on this page are as follows:
- Group Name: Displays the name of the group.
- Subgroups: Indicates the number of subgroups within the group.
- Members: Shows the total count of group members.
- Tags: Displays the tags
assigned to the group.
- Three-dot icon (More options) – On the Group Card:
- Manage Members: By
clicking on this option, you will be directed to a separate page for managing
members. Here, you will find a list of members with sorting, filtering, and
search capabilities. You will also see the total number of members in the
group. The page's other functionalities
include adding members (either from existing users in the organization or via
the bulk option to create users and then import them to the group), editing
member access, and removing members from the group.
- Add Single Member: Clicking
on this option allows you to add a member from the existing users in the
organization to the group.
- Edit Group: You can
edit the group's name and tags by clicking on this option.
- Add Single Group: This
option is one of the ways to add a subgroup to your desired group directly.
- Delete: By
clicking on this option, the group will be deleted.
- Get Link: Clicking this option copies the group-sharing link to your
device. When you share this link with users, the registered ones are added to
the group, and the non-registered ones should register first, and then they
will be added to the group, too.
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