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- Google Groups Help
Official Google Groups Help Center where you can find tips and tutorials on using Google Groups and other answers to frequently asked questions
- Use a group as a Collaborative Inbox
After a group owner or manager turns on Collaborative Inbox features for a group, members with the correct permissions can use these features to manage conversations with each other Before you begin A group owner or manager must first: Create a Collaborative Inbox group or enable Collaborative Inbox features for an existing group
- Find and join a group - Google Groups Help
Click Join group Request to join a group If a group’s settings don’t let you join directly: Follow steps 1–4 above in Join a group directly Click Ask to join group or Contact owners and managers If you click: Ask to join group—Wait for an email confirming approval of your membership
- Check or manage your family group - Google Account Help
Check your family group Check who is part of your family and which services you share with them, or leave your family group
- Create a group choose group settings - Google Groups Help
Group members—If you’re signed in to a work or school account, this option appears only if your administrator has selected the option to allow group owners to hide groups from the directory For details about the admin setting, see Hiding groups from non-members
- Create share a group calendar - Google Workspace Admin Help
If a group is invited to an event, a copy of the event is stored and processed according to the root organization data policies Create a group calendar Before you begin: To only share the calendar with a specific set of people in your organization, first put them in their own group Follow the steps in Create a group
- Make a group a Collaborative Inbox
Group owners and managers can make any of their groups a Collaborative Inbox, where group members can take and assign conversations and perform other collaboration tasks For advanced collaboration, set up delegated accounts in Gmail, where you can share inboxes among 40—1,000 users For details, see Delegate and collaborate on email How it
- Create a group - Google Workspace Learning Center
Off—Group members can access old posts (those added to the history before the feature was turned off) online New posts aren’t included in the history Group members who get email updates can read and reply to them through email Users who opt out of email updates can access existing posts but can’t see new posts
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