Google Groups
Google Groups makes it easy for groups of people—such as project teams, departments, or classmates—to communicate and collaborate. You can send an email to everyone in a group with one address, invite a group to an event, or share documents with a group.
Belonging to a Group
If you are here, you are already a member of a Google Group: your DFI Cohort 2025 group. Welcome to the group!
This group is an email group:
Focus on the first email you received
This may have confused you!
Focus on the second email you received
We write a post in the DFI group
Group members receive the email as a regular email in their gmail inbox
Replying to your email
Reply looks like THIS in Gmail
Reply looks like THIS in Groups
Belonging to a Group
You can comfortably participate in the DFI group via email.
ie you do not NEED to visit Google Groups
The rest of this session will walk you through Google Groups, to become familiar with what is possible behind the scenes as a user.
groups.google.com
Belonging to a Group
groups.google.com
You may only have ONE group to choose from or you may have a list. Locate the DFI Group and click on it
Belonging to a Group
You are a member of this group, not a manager, not an owner.
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You have several settings you can tweak
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Control Messages
You have the power
Leave this Group.
Please don’t!
Belonging to a Group
It is quite possible that you will NEVER post from this DFI group view. �We recommend you use it as the place to locate all our emails because we will ALWAYS send our emails to the group from here.
There are two ways we make searching for past content easy for members.
Belonging to a Group
We use labels to group our posts/emails.
This is very similar to labels in Gmail.
If you only want to see posts which contain the Agendas, then click on that label and you will have all the Agenda communication in one place.
Belonging to a Group
If you discover you cannot see nor participate in groups, it will be because your school (organisation) has turned this off in the Google Workspace (formally G Suite) Admin settings. Request your administrator to turn on (allow) Groups for Business.
Groups
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Contacts
Creating a Group
Creating a Group
Creating a Group
Invite Members vs Direct Add
Creating a Group
Share information with your entire Group by sending one email
First Post (email)
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