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After [[Logging in to Your University Google Account|logging in to your university Google account]], use the top menu bar to navigate to ''Groups'', located under the ''more'' tab.
 
After [[Logging in to Your University Google Account|logging in to your university Google account]], use the top menu bar to navigate to ''Groups'', located under the ''more'' tab.
 
==Creating a Group==
 
==Creating a Group==
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On your main groups page, you will see an area titled ''My Groups''.  To begin creating a new group, click the ''Create...'' button.
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In the first step, ''Set up group'', you will need to give your group a name.  This name should be unique and should correspond to the context of the group (e.g. ''Guiding Young Children - Kimmons Fall 2010'').
  
 
==Adding Users to a Group==
 
==Adding Users to a Group==

Revision as of 10:58, 4 April 2011

Application Info
Name: Groups
Icon: Groups.png
URL: http://groups.google.com
Type: Groupware service
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Google Groups allow you to have discussions and share resources in the context of groups (e.g. courses, teams, etc.).

Contents

General Information

Example group

Google Groups are useful for having discussions and sharing resources with other users. As such, most use of Google Groups will revolve around:

  • Creating and commenting on discussion posts and
  • Sharing documents.

Technical Use

After logging in to your university Google account, use the top menu bar to navigate to Groups, located under the more tab.

Creating a Group

On your main groups page, you will see an area titled My Groups. To begin creating a new group, click the Create... button. In the first step, Set up group, you will need to give your group a name. This name should be unique and should correspond to the context of the group (e.g. Guiding Young Children - Kimmons Fall 2010).

Adding Users to a Group

Finding a Group

Creating and Commenting on Discussion Posts

Sharing Documents with a Group

Pedagogical Use

Security Concerns

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