Adobe Connect has eight built-in permission
groups, each associated with a different library. Each member of
a Built-in group has a user folder in the corresponding library.
Each member of the Meeting Hosts and Training Managers groups also
has a user folder in the Content library, and can author content
for that folder.
You cannot change the permissions for these groups, but you can
extend them by assigning individuals or groups to more than one
built-in group. In addition, the administrator can create custom
groups and assign these groups permissions for specific library
folders.
There are eight built-in groups:
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Administrators
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Administrators - Limited
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Meeting Hosts
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Training Managers
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Seminar Hosts
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Event Managers
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Authors
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Learners
Each group reflects a specific set of access needs across all
the libraries. There are groups for each purchased account feature.
For example, the Event Manager group only exists if the Events feature
is part of the account.
Administrators assign users and groups to the appropriate Built-in
groups. Members of a Built-in group can create new instances of
the function associated with that library. For example, if you are
a meeting host, you can create new meetings.
Members of a Built-in group cannot access the Shared folder directory
of the library of the group unless you assign them Manage permissions.
You can also assign Manage permissions for a folder in the Shared
folder directory to other users who are not part of that Built-in
group. Although they can manage folders, they cannot create anything
in that library, because they are not part of that Built-in group.
The following table summarizes the permissions each Built-in
group has for each library:
Built-in group
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Content library
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Training library
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Meetings library
|
Seminar library
|
Events library
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Additional permissions
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Administrator
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Everything but Publish
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Manage
|
Manage
|
Manage
|
Manage
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Manage users, groups, and user accounts;
view content folders for all users
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Author
|
Publish/ Manage
|
None
|
None
|
None
|
None
|
None
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Learner
|
None
|
None
|
None
|
None
|
None
|
None
|
Training Manager
|
Publish/ Manage personal folder
|
Manage
|
None
|
None
|
None
|
None
|
Meeting Host
|
Publish/ Manage personal folder
|
None
|
Manage
|
None
|
None
|
None
|
Event Manager
|
None
|
None
|
None
|
None
|
Manage
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None
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Seminar Host
|
None
|
None
|
None
|
Manage
|
None
|
None
|
Administrators group
Administrators
have complete control of the entire Adobe Connect system. You can
make any user an administrator by adding them to the Administrator
group. Permissions for members of the Administrator group cannot
be overridden by individual or other group permissions.
Administrators
can perform the following actions:
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Manage the users
and groups in the account, including creating, deleting, and editing
them.
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Manage the Content library, including viewing, deleting,
moving, and editing files or folders. View reports for files. Set
permissions for files or folders. Create new subfolders.
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Manage the Training library, including viewing, deleting,
moving, and editing files or folders. View reports for files. Set
permissions for files or folders. Create new subfolders. Enroll
users, send notifications to enrollers, and set up course and curriculum
reminders.
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Manage the Meetings library, including viewing, deleting,
moving, and editing files or folders. View reports for files. Set
permissions for files or folders. Create new subfolders.
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Manage the Event library, including viewing, deleting, moving,
and editing files or folders. View reports for files. Set permissions
for files or folders. Create new subfolders. Send invitations, and
change content and e‑mail options.
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Manage the Seminar library, including viewing, deleting,
moving, and editing files or folders. View reports for files. Set
permissions for files or folders. Create new subfolders.
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View account information, account features, account quotas,
and account reports. If your organization has purchased this option,
customize the Adobe Connect branding.
Limited administrators group
Limited
administrators have limited control of the Adobe Connect system.
You can make any user a limited administrator by adding them to
the Administrator - Limited group. Administrators can determine
which permissions limited administrators have.
Authors group
If you assign a user to
this group, Adobe Connect creates a folder for this user in the
User folder of the Content library. (The shortcut called My Content
points to this folder.) By default, a member of the Authors group
has Publish and Manage permissions only for the My Content folder.
Your
account limits the number of users that you can add to the Authors
group.
Members of the Authors group can perform all of the
following actions if they have Publish permissions on the specified
folder:
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View content and content folders.
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Publish and update content.
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Send e‑mail messages containing links that send a notification
to the author as soon as the recipient accesses the link.
Training Managers group
Members of the Training Managers group are
users who are responsible for organizing and coordinating training.
If
you assign a user to this group, Adobe Connect creates a folder
for this user in the User folder of the Training library. (The shortcut
My Training points to this folder.) By default, a training manager
can manage only their folder in the User Training folder.
A
training manager can perform the following actions:
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Manage their own user folder in the Training library, performing
all file-management functions, as well as create and manage courses
and curriculums, enroll users, send notifications to enrollers,
and set up reminders.
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Have access to folders in the Content library.
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View training reports for the courses or curriculums that
they created.
Event Managers group
Members of the Event Managers group can create
events and manage their own folders in the Event library.
If
you assign a user to this group, Adobe Connect creates a folder
for this user in the User folder of the Event library. Event managers
can manage only their individual My Events folders in the User Events
folder. Event managers can manage events in the Shared folders if
they are hosting the event and have Manage permissions for the folder
that contains the event.
An event manager can perform the
following actions:
Meeting Hosts group
Members
of the Meeting Hosts group create meetings.
If you assign
a user to this group, Adobe Connect creates a folder for this user
in the User folder of the Meetings library. Meeting hosts can manage
only their My Meetings folders in the User Meetings folder. Meeting
hosts can manage meetings in the Shared folders if they are hosting
the meeting and have Manage permissions for the folder that contains
the meeting.
A meeting host can perform the following actions:
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Manage their User Meetings folder, performing all file-management functions,
and create and manage meetings, which involves adding, deleting, and
assigning attendance permissions to presenters and participants.
Create and organize meeting rooms. Edit a meeting or change its
participant list.
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View meeting reports.
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Create content.
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View content files and folders for which they have access
permissions.
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Publish and update content.
Seminar Hosts group
Because of the way seminars are licensed,
the permissions for seminar hosts are different from other groups.
Unlike
other libraries, the Seminar library does not have a User folder.
The Seminar library consists only of the Shared folder, and each
folder in this directory corresponds to a seminar license that your
organization purchased. Only seminar hosts and administrators can
manage these folders. A seminar host can manage all the folders
in the Seminar library.
Seminar hosts can perform the following
actions:
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Manage all Seminar library folders, performing
all file-management functions, and create and manage seminars, which
involves adding, deleting, and assigning attendance permissions
to presenters and participants; creating and organizing seminar
rooms; and editing a seminar or changing its participant list.
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View seminar reports.
About custom groups
Custom
groups are groups that you create yourself. You can define specific
folder and file permissions for the group in the different libraries.
You can assign permissions to a custom group by assigning it to
the appropriate Built-in groups.
For example, you could create
a custom group called “Global” that contains a group for each country
in which your company has an office (for example, United States,
Germany, and so on). Each country group could contain a group for
each office in that country (for example, San Francisco, Boston,
and so on). Within each of these offices, you could define more
groups by job function, and then assign each of these groups the
appropriate Built-in group designations.
In this example,
you created a hierarchical set of groups called nested groups, because
each group is contained by the one above it in the hierarchy. By
default, nested groups have the permissions of the parent group.
You can expand or restrict these permissions by setting custom permissions
for these groups in the relevant libraries.