User Account User Permissions

You must grant the appropriate User Account User Permissions to the Administrators who are responsible for managing User Accounts. You can grant all User Account-related permissions by granting the Manage Users (Basic),Manage Users (Advanced), Manage Roles, Manage Supervisor Accounts, and Manage User Groups User Permissions, or you can grant or deny specific User Account-related sub permissions as needed.

On the ControlPanel:

1. Click   on the Users menu to expand it.
2. Click Users.

3. Search for the Users for whom you want to manage permissions.

   You can search for a particular User or a range of Users using several filters. The more filters you apply, the narrower the search results will be. Likewise, the fewer filters you apply, the broader the search results will be.

   Click Reset before beginning any new search.

   To search for a User:

   1. Click Reset.
   2. Select or click all applicable filters. Each filter is described in the following table:

   Filter	Description
   Usernames Beginning With	Click the first letter of a username or [0-9] to display all usernames beginning with the option you selected. You can also click [Show All] to display all Users.
   Field(s) Containing	Type a Username, First Name, or Last Name, or any combination of the three. You can also type partial usernames, first names or last names if you are unsure of the exact spelling or if you want to broaden your search.
   Users with Status	Select one or more of the following check boxes to search for usernames by status. The more check boxes you select, the broader your search.   Denied Access - Users whose access to the LearnCenter is denied because they have not been approved by an Administrator. They can only access the LearnCenter when an Admin approves them. Pending Approval - Users who are awaiting approval to use the LearnCenter. Approved - Users who have been approved to use the LearnCenter Approved Users can access the LearnCenter. Removed - Users who have been removed from the LearnCenter. Disabled Access - Users who are approved, but who failed logging in multiple times, based on the settings for the LearnCenter password lockout feature. They cannot access the LearnCenter until an Administrator removes the lockout flag on their User accounts. Note: See Customizing the Login Lockout Feature for additional information on setting up the Login Lockout feature. If you do not select any of the check boxes, the search is performed on Users of all statuses except Removed. Note: See Customizing the Login Lockout Feature in online help for additional information on setting up the Login Lockout feature. If you do not select any of the check boxes, the search is performed on Users of all statuses except Removed.
   *User Group	This field displays if you are using the classic Groups functionality. You can search for users who are part of groups. Select (highlight) the group name in User Group box. If you want to further filter by sub group, click Sub Groups and then select the sub group name in the box. Click Show Users to display the members of this group in the User List.
   *Groups	This field displays if you are using the new Groups functionality. Select the Group you want from the drop-down list. Notice that the unique Group Code is listed next to the Group Name in the list.
   Display	Decide how many results you want to display on the page and select it from the Display drop-down list. The default number of records displayed on the page is 50. You can change this by selecting a different number from the Display drop-down list. You can display up to 1000 records.

   3. Click Search. Users matching your search criteria are listed in the User List.
   4. Click the check boxes next to the Users you want, and then click Return Selected.
      or
      Click Return All to return all records and pages. For example, if the search result displays 300 records and the current page displays only first 50 records, clicking Return All returns all 300 records back to the main screen.
4. Clicknext to an Admin.
5. Click next to Manage Users (Basic) to expand the list of permissions.
6. Click the check box next to a permission to grant it to the Admin.
   
   or
   
   Clear the check box to deny the permission to the Admin.
7. Click Save.

Each permission is described below.

8. Click next to Manage Users (Advanced) to expand the list of permissions.
9. Click the check box next to a permission to grant it to the Admin.
   
   or
   
   Clear the check box to deny the permission to the Admin.
10. Click Save.

Each permission is described below.

11. Click next to Manage Roles to expand the list of permissions.
12. Click the check box next to a permission to grant it to the Admin.
    
    or
    
    Clear the check box to deny the permission to the Admin.
13. Click Save.

Each permission is described below.

14. Click next to Manage Supervisor Accounts to expand the list of permissions.
15. Click the check box next to a permission to grant it to the Admin.
    
    or
    
    Clear the check box to deny the permission to the Admin.
16. Click Save.

Each permission is described below.

17. Click next to Manage Supervisor Roles to expand the list of permissions.
18. Click the check box next to a permission to grant it to the Admin.
    
    or
    
    Clear the check box to deny the permission to the Admin.
19. Click Save.

Each permission is described below.

20. Click next to Manage User Groups to expand the list of permissions.
21. Click the check box next to a permission to grant it to the Admin.
    
    or
    
    Clear the check box to deny the permission to the Admin.
22. Click Save.

Each permission is described below.

If you are using the classic Groups functionality, the permissions marked with an asterisk (*) will become available when you migrate to the Dynamic Groups functionality.

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