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Network admins: Manage educators at individual services

Invite, remove and update permission settings for educators at individual services

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This article is for administrators of a group of services on a 'network' account.
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As a network administrator you can manage educator access within each of your individual services. From the main reports page click on a centre's name in the far left-hand column, for example:

You'll be taken to that particular service's reports page. Learn more about individual service reports.

Make sure you have the 'Teachers' tab selected, then scroll past the graph to the bottom to see the list of educators at that service:

Here you can see their name, the email address they use to sign in to Storypark, whether or not they are an admin, along with their Storypark activity stats.

As a network administrator you can invite educators, change their admin rights and remove them from the service.

 

Invite a teacher

At the bottom of the table, click 'Invite a teacher to this service'.

Fill in the fields and when you're ready send the invite. 

The recipient will receive an email invitation and from there will go through the usual sign-up process. If they had previously joined Storypark they will now be added as a teacher at this service.

 

Change a teacher's admin rights

To make an existing teacher an admin, or remove admin rights from someone, simply click the checkbox in the 'Admin' column.

This could be useful if for example all the service admins are away and another teacher needs admin rights to do their job, eg. to post stories without needing them approved, to edit stories written by other teachers, or to change the share settings on a plan.

 

Remove a teacher

To remove a teacher from a service, click the '×' next to that teacher's name. You'll be asked if you're sure and on confirming that teacher will no longer have access to the service.

Note: This won't delete the teacher's Storypark profile, it will simply remove their access to the service. Any stories they've written can still be accessed by the other teachers and families.

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