Groups let you collaborate with other Quizlet users in a organized and intelligent way. They are perfect for students who share classes and want to reduce the amount of overlapping work they do. Whe
Quizlet has the ability to email you whenever a set is created for your group. When a member of your group creates a set and marks it as for your group, all members of your group who have turned on notification will receive a brief email from the Quizlet robot. You can edit your notification preferences at the bottom of each group page, or all at once at the Preferences page.
The creator of a group is allowed to choose between three modes for allowing
This mode has no restrictions on who is allowed to join
Choose this mode to restrict membership to only those people who enter a password.
When a person applies to an approval-only group, they enter a short paragraph explaining who they are. Then, the creator and any managers are allowed to approve a member. They will receive an email alerting them about the applicant, and whenever they log into Quizlet a notification will appear.
If you want your groups to be allowed to edit your sets, it's a good idea to make a group password-protected or approved-members-only.
These users are out of the loop, and may not rejoin the group unless taken off the "ban" list by a manager or creator.
These users can save sets in the group's name and post messages on the discussion box.
These users enjoy all of a regular member's privileges, plus they can delete messages from the discussion box, confirm or reject applicants in approved members only mode, promote other members to 'manager status', ban regular members from the group, and change the group title, description, and joining mode. They cannot demote other managers.
These users enjoy all of a manager's privileges, except they may promote or demote any manager.
Groups are automatically deleted when the last member of a group leaves. If you are administrator of a group you would like to delete, you should first remove all other members from the group and then leave the group yourself.