5.2 Tutorial: Distributing Maps - Additional Options
EdumapsIntroduction
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✔️ At Edumaps, you can share a map quickly and easily via the blue share button.
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✔️ However, you can also distribute specifically to selected groups and users. This sharing can also be revoked.
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✔️ Content can also be partially shared with individual path groups.
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✔️ You can also, as a teacher, make your maps available to your entire school with just one click.
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Map Sharing Dropdown
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You can access the options for Map Sharing by clicking on the blue Share icon.
- See Tutorial: Sharing Maps with Access Rights
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⚙ dropdown
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Scenario: Teachers edit and students read
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- You want to share your map for editing with teachers.
- You want to share your map for reading with your students.
- Anonymous users should have no access.
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Setting:
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- Open the map-sharing dialog.
- Click on "Edit map" and select "Access for registered users only".
- Copy the link and distribute it to your colleagues.
- Open the map-sharing dialog again.
- Click on "Read map" and do not check "Access for registered users only".
- Copy the link and distribute it to your students.
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⚙ teacherstudent
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Share only a single Path
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- You only want to share one path of your map for reading or editing.
- Other users should still be able to see the entire map.
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Setting:
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- Click on the three dots next to the path.
- Select “Link to path”.
- Choose “Read” or “Edit”.
- Activate “Hide other paths” in the dialog.
- Copy the link and send it to the users who should only see the path.
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⚙ pathsingle
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Share only a single Box
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- You want to grant access to only one box in your map for reading or editing.
- Other users should still be able to see the entire map.
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Setting:
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- Click on the three dots next to the box.
- Select “Link to the box”.
- Choose “Read” or “Edit”.
- Activate “Hide other boxes” in the dialog.
- Copy the link and send it to the users who should only see the box.
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⚙ boxsingle
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Protect individual paths from editing
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- You want to allow editing of your map. However, certain paths should be protected so they cannot be edited.
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Setting:
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- Click on the three dots by the path and select “Edit”.
- In the path editor, activate “Protect path”. A lock icon will appear on the path.
- Open the map-sharing dialog and send the link with editing rights.
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⚙ protectpath
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Protect individual boxes from editing
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- You want to make your map available for editing. However, certain boxes should be protected so that they cannot be edited.
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Setting:
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- Click on the three dots on the box and select “Edit”.
- In the box editor, enable “Protect box”. A lock icon will appear on the box.
- Open the map sharing dialog and send the link with editing rights.
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⚙ protectbox
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Special case - Group 1 edits, Group 2 reads
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Special Case - Edit Group 1, Read Group 2
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- Group 1 should be able to edit.
- Group 2 should only be able to read.
- The map should be distributed to both groups with the “Share to Class” function, so that the users can find the map under “Received Maps”.
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Setting:
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- Click on the blue Share Map button and select “Share to Class”.
- In the dropdown, select Group 1.
- Set access to “Edit Map” and confirm.
- Click on the blue Share Map button again and select “Share to Class”.
- In the dropdown, select Group 2.
- Set access to “Read Map” and confirm.
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⚙ groups
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Release: “My School (Read)”
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- You want to share your map for reading with all teachers and students of your school.
- Users who do not belong to your school should not have access.
- The map appears on the page “Maps of My School”.
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Setting:
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- Open the map settings.
- Under “Release”, select “My School (Read)” from the dropdown and click on “Save Map”.
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⚙ myschool