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Below are the folders to share and the folder permission you should assign when you share the folder:
| Folder Hierarchy | Field Supervisor Permission |
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| Cooperating Teacher Permission | Who Invites | |
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| Top Level Cohort Folder | Co-owner | Do not share folder |
| PDS Coordinator | |
Student Teacher Folder | *Inherited |
| Viewer Uploader | Field Supervisor |
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| If you share a folder with someone, they will automatically be able to access any sub-folder with the same permissions so there is no need to repeat the sharing process for each sub-folder. In the chart above *Inherited means you don't need to share that folder since it will already be accessible to the person via their access to the top level cohort folder. For example if you grant a field supervisor access to a top level cohort folder, they will be able to click on that shared folder in the Box website to open it. They will then see and be able to access ALL of the sub-folders and files inside of the cohort folder such as the folders for individual student teachers. |
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Step 2 - Notify Everyone to Accept The Folder Sharing Invitation
If you haven't already, notify everyone you shared folders with that they should expect to receive an automated email from the Box.com service. The email will contain a button labeled "Accept Invite" which they should click on to accept the invitation and create a new Box.com account (if they don't already have one associated with the email address you specified in the folder sharing invitation.) It should only take 5 minutes or so for the automated folder sharing invitation email to get sent out once you complete the folder sharing process. People may need to check their email spam folder if they report they have not received the email.
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