Facebook Groups

Facebook Groups

Creating Facebook Groups is pretty easy. Login to Facebook or create a new account. On the left side of your Facebook homepage, click on the groups tab. Click the create group button at the top of the Groups page. Then set the name of your group. The group name should reflect the purpose and content of the group. Choose whether your group is open, closed, or private. Anyone can see the group, become a member, and access the content. If it is a closed group, it is necessary to be a member to access the content. The group can only be found by members and membership approval is required to access the content. Add a group description that explains the group's purpose, rules, and content. Choose a profile photo and cover photo for your group. This will better reflect your group's identity and topic. In the last step of the group creation process, you can set group rules and edit advanced settings. Group rules are important for determining how members should behave.

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