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Group Admin Tools

Use membership questions, admin roles, featured content and activity controls.

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What you will learn

1. Understand the purpose of group admin tools.

Apply this outcome directly to your own Facebook use.

2. Use the main controls for group admin tools confidently.

Apply this outcome directly to your own Facebook use.

3. Complete a practical beginner task.

Apply this outcome directly to your own Facebook use.

4. Apply privacy, security and good-practice checks.

Apply this outcome directly to your own Facebook use.

Step-by-step

Use membership questions, admin roles, featured content and activity controls. Facebook menus may move over time, so focus on the purpose of each control as well as its current location.

Read the purpose of Group Admin Tools before changing any setting.
Work slowly, read the screen and confirm the result before continuing.
Open the relevant Facebook or Meta area and identify the main controls.
Work slowly, read the screen and confirm the result before continuing.
Make one small, deliberate change and check the result.
Work slowly, read the screen and confirm the result before continuing.
Review the audience, privacy, security or business impact.
Work slowly, read the screen and confirm the result before continuing.
Record what you changed so it can be reversed or repeated later.
Work slowly, read the screen and confirm the result before continuing.
Practical activity: Complete the steps on your own account or write a safe practice plan. Take a screenshot only when it does not reveal passwords, payment details or private customer information.

Good-practice checklist

I know why I am making this change.
I checked the audience or access setting.
I protected private or customer information.
I recorded the result and know how to reverse it.

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