Hey Teachers 🎓 How to Share Your Database with Your Students?

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Summary

This video explains how teachers can share an Odoo database with their students, allowing students to copy and modify it for their own use, and how teachers can monitor student progress. It covers creating a model database, sharing options, and accessing student copies.

Highlights

Introduction to Sharing Databases with Students
00:00:12

This video addresses the common teacher question of how to share a database with students and access their work. While students can create their own databases, teachers can create a model database to share, ensuring all students start with the same foundation. Students will make copies of this database, which they can then modify for personal use, without altering the teacher's original.

Preparing and Sharing Your Database
00:00:57

To share your database, log into your Odoo account, go to 'My Databases' from your customer portal. Before sharing, ensure you add important information like your name, school name, course name, and a description. Select the database, click 'Share Course', then 'Manage Course', and 'Edit'. You can choose to share privately with students via a link or publicly with other teachers through the Odoo platform.

Finalizing Sharing and Accessing the Link
00:02:29

After configuring your sharing preferences and adding details, click 'Publish database'. Then, click 'Share' to obtain the unique link that you will distribute to your students.

Monitoring Student Databases
00:02:48

When students access the shared link, they will click 'Copy as student' to create their own database. Requesting students to include their name in the 'Company name' field helps in identification. To view student databases, return to 'My Databases' in your customer portal. Student databases will be listed below yours, allowing you to connect to them individually and see their progress.

Conclusion and Further Assistance
00:04:03

You are now equipped to share your database with students and monitor their activities. For additional questions, refer to other videos in the 'Hey Teachers' series.

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