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Gmail brought a revolution to E-mail.  One of these new features is Google Groups; a combination of e-mail and websites.  Learning how to create and manage a Google Group can be helpful and spread ideas through the web, or just for your group members.
 
Gmail brought a revolution to E-mail.  One of these new features is Google Groups; a combination of e-mail and websites.  Learning how to create and manage a Google Group can be helpful and spread ideas through the web, or just for your group members.
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== Steps ==
 
== Steps ==
 
#Create a Google group. The first thing to managing a Google Groups is to create one.  If you don't have a Google Account, you must register for a  [[Make a Google Account|Google Account]]. Once you have your account, go to groups.google.com (it will automatically go to the sign in page) and sign in, unless you already have.  You can take a tour, but if you choose to skip it, click on "Create a Group" which is underneath the three steps to create one.  Fill in the information for you group and invite people or automatically join them in.  Decide the type of access you want by selecting public, announcement only, or restricted.
 
#Create a Google group. The first thing to managing a Google Groups is to create one.  If you don't have a Google Account, you must register for a  [[Make a Google Account|Google Account]]. Once you have your account, go to groups.google.com (it will automatically go to the sign in page) and sign in, unless you already have.  You can take a tour, but if you choose to skip it, click on "Create a Group" which is underneath the three steps to create one.  Fill in the information for you group and invite people or automatically join them in.  Decide the type of access you want by selecting public, announcement only, or restricted.