Groups allow individuals or organizations to work together to provide quality content for people learning their language. This helps language learners who need to know that content has been either created or approved by someone. Group members can create content and publish it in the group's name.

Create a group
An individual or an organization can create a group.

Categories
A group can identify itself with a specific goal. These include language preservation, literacy and immigrant training. Categories help potential members understand the group's goals.

Language and accent
A group can promote one or more languages. The group can also choose to promote a specific accent. For example, a group could promote "Canadian" or "International" English. The group administrators can choose an existing accent or create a new one.

Who can see the content?
All content created by group members is available to anyone who uses Chuala. A person who "selects" the group on the Learn pages only sees content created by the group.

Primary and secondary contact
A group is created and managed by a primary contact. This person creates the group and assigns content creation rights to other users. The primary contact can also designate another group member as secondary contact. The secondary contact has the same rights as the primary contact.

Group membership
Administrators should only assign group membership to content creators. Language learners who want to see the group's content can select the group before searching for content. Each contributor is assigned creation privileges for one or more languages.

How to join a group
Only registered Chuala users can become group members. The user logs in and then requests membership in a specific group. One of the group administrators then approves or denies the request.

Logged in, signed in, select
- A user logs in to Chuala. They can then sign in to a group to create content for the group.
- A user selects a group in a Learn page to limit the search to content created by a group.