Understanding Users, Groups, and Members on DoExam
In this section, we'll explain the concepts of Users,
Groups, and Members and what their differences are.
Users
The first thing you need to do in order to use DoExam and
its features, is to register and log in on its web-based platform. Once you're logged
in, no matter what your role is, you’ll be recognized as a User and you’ll
have access to sections of the platform that are relevant to your role.
Groups
A group is a collection of users who have joined together
for a shared goal. Each group includes the public profile information of its
users, like usernames or email addresses, as well as more specific information in
that group, like access levels. Users can join multiple groups without
limitations.
Members
Members are users who have been added to a specific
group. Once a user becomes a member of a group, all of the settings and
permissions defined for that group then apply to the new member, based on their
access level.
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