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Groups are segmented areas where the MSU Community can share information based on topics or membership. Groups allow for the creation of group-specific posts, playlists,  and articles. 
 
Group Admins can make groups public, which will make them visible to non-members, who can request access to join the group. Groups can also be made private, which makes the group and the content only visible to group members. 
 
Here is a brief tutorial on creating groups:
 

This is a PowerPoint that was shared during an assessment workshop in the summer of 2020 by Dr. Nicola Imbracsio. 

This is an opportunity to share some of your exam questions and offer/receive feedback. You can share up to 10 questions - any format is welcome although multiple-choice and open-ended questions are covered most closely in this portion of the workshop.
1. POST at least ONE question.
2. PROVIDE FEEDBACK to others. Add comments or questions, suggest wording revisions, even rewrite the entire question if you are feeling the writing vibe. REFER BACK to the content shared in the workshop, particularly the DOS AND DON'TS of question writing.
3. READ COMMENTS left on your questions.
4. REVISE your questions. Try to keep track of why you are making revisions!

Groups are segmented areas where the MSU Community can share information based on topics or membership. Groups allow for the creation of group-specific posts, playlists, and articles. 
Group Admins can make groups public, which will make them visible to non-members, who can request access to join the group. Groups can also be made private, which makes the group and the content only visible to group members. 
How do I create a group in the #iteachmsu Commons?
To create a group one, go to the add button in the upper right-hand corner and select "Group".
 
You can provide a group image if you wish, a group name, about information, connect the group to a particular category, and select the privacy settings.

Click here to watch a brief tutorial on creating groups: 

If you are looking to blog or share your detailed thoughts on a topic, creating an article is the best way to do that. 
 
This brief tutorial will demonstrate the features of the article feature and how to apply additional formatting:
 

This is a sample discussion forum rubric shared by Dr. Stephen Thomas. 

If you are looking to blog or share your detailed thoughts on a topic, creating an article is the best way to do that. 
How do I write an article in the #iteachmsu Commons? 
To create an article, you can either select the add button at the top of the page or select "Write an Article on #iteachmsu" from the feed.
An article is larger than a post, similar to a blog entry, detailed opinion piece, research report, or maybe a news article. You will be given an option to provide a title, the author, and you may choose to include a featured image.

You can publish an article to specific groups, set the visibility of the article as public or private, add your category that the article falls into, and create tags for better searchability on the site.

The description field is where you can create the body of your post.

When finished creating your article draft or if it is ready to publish, you can select the publish button to post it, or the draft button to complete it at another time. 

Click here to watch a video tutorial:

 

Are you looking to share a quick thought or get some feedback from other educators in the MSU community? If so, the posting feature is the perfect tool.
This tutorial demonstrates the posting function in the #iteachmsu Commons.How do I post in the #iteachmsu Commons?
Under the add button at the top of the page, you are given five options to add an article, playlist, assessment, post or group.   Posts are brief updates used to explore an idea, provide a comment, pose a question, or make an announcement. Posts will appear on the public feed page or in a group feed based on your group memberships.
When you select to add a post, it takes you to the feed page where you can share your post, question or event, or even upload a file.

You can select a category that best fits your post and also add tags that are really helpful for searchability.    
You can also select for your post to appear in a particular group that you are part of, or simply the broader #iteachmsu Commons Community.Click here to watch a video tutorial: