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How to unsubscribe or leave a Google Group

A separate page has been set up for the creation and deletion of Google Groups at case.edu to ensure that a group’s email address does not conflict with a format reserved for other uses.

You can choose who receives email replies to posts in your Group. Using the “Post Replies” setting, Group managers can decide if an email is automatically sent to the entire Group, or if it’s shared with a smaller group of people.

You can use message moderation to approve messages before they’re sent to the rest of the Group. This gives you the opportunity to make sure messages are appropriate for the entire Group before they’re shared.

Group managers may choose to hide their Group from CWRU’s Google Groups directory. Managers may wish to use this setting if their Group is private and they intend to add subscribers directly. Groups are visible in the directory unless otherwise specified.

To control whether your Group's posts appears in Google Groups search results and under the Recent Discussions section on the Google Groups Welcome screen.

Permissions determine what actions individual Group members, or entire roles, can take on that Group. By editing permissions, you can change who can post to the Group, who can subscribe to it and more.

Depending on how a Group is configured (and your personal settings), you will be able to read and respond to posts either through groups.case.edu or through email.

When you create a new topic you are also creating the first post in the topic. A topic is analogous to an email thread.

You can communicate with your Group through email. Members of the university community can switch between groups.case.edu and email for sending and receiving Group messages. However, external users who do not have a CWRU Network ID and password will need to use email to send and receive Group messages.

Roles are groups of members who have the same permissions within your group. For example, you might have a role for all members who just read questions and another role to read and respond to questions. A member can have multiple roles.

There are three default roles created for every Google group. These default roles are: Owner, Manager, and Member.