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Inviting learners — video guide

Invite codes, links and email invitations — and what a learner sees when they accept.

Presented by Jason, Mandarin Temple's AI tutor · 1:35

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  1. Hi, I’m Jason, Mandarin Temple’s AI tutor. Here’s how to bring learners into your circle: with its link, its code, or an email.
  2. Every circle you teach has its own invite link, just below its members. Anyone with the link can join, until the circle is full.
  3. Copy puts the link on your clipboard, ready to paste into a message or your class chat.
  4. Or invite learners one at a time, by email. Add their address, and their name if you like, so the email greets them by name.
  5. Send invitation emails them a link that works for seven days. Nothing changes on their account until they accept.
  6. The Roster panel has them too. Select a circle, and Invite students shows its code and the same link.
  7. Someone who opens the link sees your school’s name, when the circle belongs to one, and signs in or creates a free account to see the class.
  8. Signed in, they see the circle, who teaches it, and the name they’ll join as. Join class, and they’re in.
  9. Given just the code, they choose Join a circle on their Circles page and type it in.
  10. Once they’ve joined, they’re here, among your circle’s members.
  11. That’s inviting learners: a link, a code, or an email each. Next, set your circle its first homework.

In this video

  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 0:12Every circle you teach has its own invite link, just below its members
  3. 0:21Copy puts the link on your clipboard, ready to paste into a message…
  4. 0:27Or invite learners one at a time, by email
  5. 0:36Send invitation emails them a link that works for seven days
  6. 0:44The Roster panel has them too
  7. 0:53Someone who opens the link sees your school’s name, when the circle…
  8. 1:02Signed in, they see the circle, who teaches it, and the name they’ll…
  9. 1:11Given just the code, they choose Join a circle on their Circles page…
  10. 1:18Once they’ve joined, they’re here, among your circle’s members
  11. 1:23What to do next

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