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**End date**: You can allow the editing of group content for regular members up to a certain time. After that they will only be able to view forum discussions, pages, collections and files, but not edit them. Untick the check box *Not specified* to enter a date and time until when editing is allowed. Group administrators can always edit content in a group.

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**Group category**: Choose a category if you want to associate your group to one, allowing you to filter groups on the *My groups* and *Find groups* page more easily. This setting is only available if :ref:`the site administrator turned it on <group_settings>`.

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**Shared page notification**: This check box has a check mark per default. Whenever somebody shares a page with the group, all group members receive a notification. You may want to uncheck this setting in very large groups where lots of pages are shared but members do not have to be notified.

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Click the *Save group* button to finish creating your group, or click the *Cancel* button to abort the group creation process.

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Create a group as staff member or institution administrator

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In addition to the group settings that a regular user has, institution staff and administrators have a few more options.

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Additional options for staff and institution administrators

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**Controlled**: Create a controlled group if you wish to add users who cannot leave the group. This is a useful setting for course groups where you do not want members to leave.

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**Roles**: Choose whether you have only members and administrators or also tutors. The latter can provide feedback and release pages when page submissions are allowed, but they cannot change group settings.

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**Allow submissions**: Use this option to allow group members to :ref:`submit pages or collections for feedback / assessment <submit_page>`. These pages and a number of artefacts in them are locked until released by a group administrator or tutor.