[ARCHIVED] Was there a change made to the Collaborations tool provisioning group docs?

willmoin
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Hi All, We're just running off some training and showing the Collaborations feature. Last time I used this at a different uni, as an instructor you could create one new collaboration using O365, select the groups, and then it would automatically run off duplicate copies for each group (so they all had their separate one (it least I think I remember that's how it worked). Now coming back to it after a few years it's no longer working like that, and this guide confirms. Does anybody else remember the good old days, or is it in my imagination? Thanks

https://guides.instructure.com/m/4152/l/719676-how-do-i-create-a-microsoft-office-365-collaboration-...

"You can add multiple groups to a collaboration, but all groups will collaborate in the same document. For group-specific collaborations, consider creating a new collaboration for each group or creating a group collaboration from within the group."

 

 

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