This article describes how students can invite others to collaborate on their entry together.
If this workflow is enabled, each entry will show the following button in the banner
Clicking on this button will open a form where you can select any other user from the current assignment to become your collaborator.
Select your collaborator and click 'Add'. Just know that by adding a collaborator they can make changes to your entry so make sure to read collaborator rights.
If multiple authors (also collaborators) exists for a particular piece of evidence. A group icon will appear, you can click on this inspect who are the authors the evidence.
The authors of this piece of evidence are Lars van Hijfte and Engel's test student.
There is no primary author, all authors share responsibility for the evidence. You might see one of the author names more prominently:
Like in this example where 'Lars van Hijfte' is displayed, but this just means we are currently viewing the evidence from the perspective of Lars van Hijfte's collection.
In collaboration activities, there is no hiarchy. This means that once a collaborator is added to an activity, they have equal rights as any other collaborator.
It not possible to remove a collaborator once invited. This is to prevent you from stealing the contributions of another author.
You can remove yourself as a collaborator, for example after being invited against your wishes, by simply removing the evidence from your collection.
As a supervisor, you give feedback related to a collaboration activity to an individual by default. In order to give the same feedback to all collaborators, the supervisor is given the option to copy their feedback to all collaborators.