Invite Team Members

Do you want to invite other people to help you build this resource center? Here's how:
The name of your resource center now appears in the top-right sidebar. One of the items in that list will say "1 team member" (that's you!).  Click "invite friend" to invite additional team members. Other members of your group can invite friends to join, too.

It's possible, too, that you'll get users requesting membership on your team without having been invited by anyone. Any user that's registered and logged in at Net2learn will see a link to 'join resource center team' on your page. If they like what they see, they may offer to help out. If you chose to set your team membership to "moderated" (see Set up your Resource Center) you'll have to approve these requests; details are below.

That's it. Have fun! 

Approving team membership requests:
Instructions for resource centers with moderated team membership

If you chose to set your team membership to "moderated" (see Set up your Resource Center) your team manager (the person who set up your resource center in the first place) will have to approve these requests. If you set your team membership to "open" (which we recommend) you don't have to worry about this step.

As manager, your approval is required before folks are granted access to your group. So if someone asks to join your team (by clicking the "join resource center team" link), or when a non-manager invites a new member, you will get an email with a link to follow, allowing you to approve or deny the membership request. Or, if you like, you can do this through the team management page. Right now, it's a little tricky to access this page. Follow these steps as best you can, or email us to get some additional help.

Navigate to learn.netsquared.org/resource-centers-list. Once you're there, locate the name of your resource center in the list, and click on the number in the "Subscribers"column. This is your user-management page; bookmark it for future reference. Here you can add team members from the ranks of net2learn users, approve (or deny) proposed memberships, and set the access permissions of your teammates. This last option is especially useful if you'd like to 'promote' someone on your team to allow them to help you to create and administer users & content.