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Reference / Explanation
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Reader
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Clients
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Contributors
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JUNO version
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V2.0
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Reviewers (check the box when you’re done!)
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- Nelly
- Marjorie
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Notes for reviewers
The JUNO team can help you configure groups and the group page. Learn more about groups.
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Users must be assigned to groups by site organizers. They do not choose their own group. There are multiple ways to make assignments: The manual methods give you more control over who is in each group. The automated methods give more flexibility.
Manual assignment methods
Manually create groups and assign users in the CMS.
Use the JUNO user importer to assign user emails to groups. They can be groups that already exist on your platform, or new groups that will be created upon import. You can specify the names of new groups.
During the SSO or API registration integration process, assign users to groups.
Automated assignment methods
Create a set number of groups. The first time a user logs in, they are automatically added to the group with the fewest users.
Set a max group size. The first time a user logs in, they are automatically added to a group. If all groups are full, a new group is created. New groups are named
Group [auto-generated ID#], but they can be renamed in the CMS.
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Group page
Users must be a member of the group to see the group’s page.
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An example group page. See the table below for details.
These page elements are standard:
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You can configure these elements:
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2 | Optional modules (rearrange, add or remove these) |
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3 | Group leaderboard |
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Select a group name.
Metadata: Social and external links.
…And more! Talk to the JUNO team about any module ideas you have