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# Manage Group Set

## Adding Group Set

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The Mango Canvas system can create up to 200 groups.
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Open the left menu and select People.

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At the top right corner, click the +Group Set button.

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\[1] Name the group set

\[2] Allow students to choose their own group (self sign-up)

\[3] f you want to create a Student Group later or create a group with a .csv file, select Create groups later

\[4] and \[5] within the dropdown, you can choose whether to divide the groups according to the number of students or the number of student groups you want.

\[6] Specify the number of students you want

\[7] Once the settings are complete, click Save to create the group set.

Additional Information

* Exceptions when creating a Student Group with custom settings, you can set the system to select a group leader.
* In cases where you want group members to be students from the same section, you must create a Student Group with Self sign-up and automatic Student Group creation only.
* Mango Canvas system can create up to a maximum of 200 student groups.

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Once completed, review the group created.

## Importing Group Using .csv File

You can create groups by importing a .csv file. It is recommended that the instructor prepare student groups before publishing assignments.

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When creating a group set, name it \[1], select 'I'll create group later' \[2], then hit save \[3].

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Click 'Import'

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The import file window will appear. You can download the template for import by selecting **Download Course Roster CSV**.

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After importing the file, you will have the student information within the course. You can enter the Student Group name in the group\_name column directly. Do not modify other data within the file. Once you have entered the group successfully, click Save.

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Upload the complete .csv file into the system.

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Wait for the system to create and import the group.

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When the Student Group is successfully completed, it will appear in the Group Set.


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