Thank you to everyone who asked us for collaboration features. Now you can have multiple people creating and editing the same LiveBinder. Here are just some of the uses that educators came up with for this feature:
- Student group projects – in your class or with a school across the country
- Teachers collaborating on lesson plans
- Teachers and students working in the same binder
- District or school binders that are a collection of resources
Dawn Wall, Technology Coordinator from Kansas State University, was one of our early testers of the collaboration feature. Here is how she is using it:
“This collaboration functionality is really awesome. For example, we have created a private binder to share information regarding a complicated program transition. This allows us to have select staff update the binder in a timely manner while all interested parties have access to view the binder and have up-to-date information. I also think it has great potential for K-12 and post-secondary education project collaboration”
A note to all of our early Collaboration users and beta testers: We wanted to let you know that we made some changes to collaboration since you started using it. For security reasons, we switched from user names to email addresses when you invite a collaborator. Your current collaborative binders should still work, but for new ones, you will need to use email addresses instead of user names.
Please see this binder to find out how to use the new collaboration features:
LiveBinders Blog 
It would be useful for livebinders to accept the new WINDVD IFO format. Some of our student projects were not able to be included in our livebinder because of the incompatibility with this new video format. Thanks.
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Absolutely!
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