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Overview of the Group Page
Overview of the Group Page

Learn how to view a group's page, understand activity, and view important information.

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Written by Operations Team
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TABLE OF CONTENTS


I. Access a Group's Page

There are a couple of ways to access a group's Group Page.

The first is by locating it on the Home page, under the Organization Message (if one is present), and above the Meetings and Discussions sections. Click on the group name to be taken to that group's Group Page.

The second way is through My Groups:

  1. Click Groups in the main main navigation menu on the left

  2. Find the desired group and click on the group's name to open the Group Page

II. Working from the Group Page

One of the advantages of working from the group page is that everything is accessible from this page.

When creating a meeting, discussion, or adding a poll:

  • The group is automatically included, with all members listed

  • The group will automatically be listed under Groups, with the people in that group listed under People

  • It is easy to remove individuals (just click the gray x to the right of their name) for a particular activity

  • Add groups (as there may be times that groups need to join forces), and even assign additional individuals.

When working in a group, the easiest way to understand what is happening with the group and who is participating, is to look at its Group Page.

Meetings, discussions, polls, documents - everything important for the successful work of the group is easily accessible from the Group Page. A group's Group Page features the following sections specific to activities only within this group:

III. View Group's Recent Activity

After accessing the group's Group Page, the most recent activity is displayed on the right side of the Home page, next to the Group Description and Meetings. This area lists the last five actions that have occurred within this group, when they were performed, and who performed them. Links associated with an action taken (such as meetings, discussions, etc.) are also included.


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