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Revision as of 21:17, 8 February 2007
Faculty groups are free, cross-campus, and invitation-only online communities. Using our platform, faculty groups and committees can create online communities for their ongoing communications as well as online presence and content sharing.
Contents
- 1 List of features
- 2 How do I create a faculty group
- 3 Who can create a faculty group
- 4 How can I find a group to join
- 5 How many faculty groups can I create
- 6 What is the difference between a faculty group and a private group
- 7 Can non-faculty members (e.g. students) join a faculty group
- 8 Who is the moderator
- 9 Who is an officer
List of features
Our online faculty groups come loaded with built-in forums for members and officers, a calendar, and a number of public, member-only, and officer-only pages.
- Online content editor
- Site skins
- Customizable site header and footer
- Custom menu
- Members list
- Tiered members-only pages
- Threaded message board / forum
- Tagboard
- Calendar
- Secure contact page
- Invite
- Unique web address (please see below)
- List of members
- List of officers
- Officers-only pages
- Site address at groups.facultycentral.com/your_group_name
How do I create a faculty group
- Go to www.facultyCentral.com
- Click on your name on top of the page.
- Select My Site (
) from the side menu. - Click on Activate my site.
Note: Available to Educator / Teacher account type only.
Who can create a faculty group
Anyone faculty member can create a group and invite others to join.
How can I find a group to join
Faculty groups are by invitation only by group moderator or members. We do not publish a directory of groups to protect them from spammers.
How many faculty groups can I create
There are no limits. However, each faculty group is a separate account with its own login priviledges. You may create many private groups under your personal account and moderate them from the same login.
What is the difference between a faculty group and a private group
Faculty groups are independant from any personal accounts where private groups are a part of a personal account. That affects how these groups are moderated. The moderation of facutly groups can be pass from one member to another. Since private groups are created under personal accounts, they can only be moderated by one person - the original owner.
Faculty groups also offer more features as well as flexibility in managing the website and its forums.
Can non-faculty members (e.g. students) join a faculty group
Yes, any member can join as long as they are invited.
Who is the moderator
The group moderator is the person or persons in charge of managing content of the website as well as managing members and officers.
Who is an officer
An officer is a group member that has been designated by the moderator to have special priviledges. Special priviledges include access to officer's forum and officer-only pages. They are also listed on the officers list which may include a description of their roles posted by the moderator.
