If a teacher creates a Freeform board, how can they share it with students where the board isn't collaborative and each student gets their own copy of the board to edit? This can easily be done in Pages and Keynote, so I'm hoping it can also be done in Freeform.
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Collaboration using Freeform is soooo easy!
Collaborating with managed devices.
Thanks for your response. I tried your suggestions and it worked! You're the best!
Looks like you already got a great answer! We similar steps - we set to "View Only" and "Anyone with the Link" then use a Shortcut to generate a QR code from the link so that we can have students (or teachers) get access that way - saves time from adding/inviting each MAID
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November 30, 2023
Hey there, Jill! The way we've done this on my campus is having teachers create a "view-only" board to share with students (adding as collaborators like normal), then the students duplicate the board to make their own editable copy. I've attached an image with steps on how the teacher can create a view-only board if needed. Hope this helps!
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