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Sharing Activities with the Community Library

You can share activities you make with your colleagues or with other instructors who use Pivot Interactives using the Community Library.

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Written by Peter Bohacek
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You can share activities you make with your colleagues or with other instructors who use Pivot Interactives using the Community Library. You can also search the Community Library for activities to use with your students.

Adding and Removing Content to the Community Library

To add the activity to the Community Library:

  1. Navigate to the library where you have the activity.

  2. Click the three-dot menu at the lower right of the activity.

  3. Select Share to Community Library. You will get a green bar on the top of your screen indicating that the share was successful.

To remove the activity from the Community Library:

  1. You can stop sharing an activity with the Community Library by repeating the above steps and selecting Remove from Community Library. You will get a green bar on the top of your screen indicating that the removal was successful.

Things to Note:

  • If you make changes to a shared activity, those changes will be reflected in the version in the Community Library.

  • Other users can copy your activity to their library and then change their copy. Their changes will not affect your version.

Add tags to help users find your activities

  1. Open the activity in edit mode.

  2. Add tags to the Author Tags box. You can create your tags, such as your school's name, or select from tags that other teachers are using, such as Modeling.

Don't forget to Save it when you are done editing.

Update the Categories to help users find your activities

  1. Open the activity in edit mode.

  2. Scroll to the "Tags & Categories" area of the Activity Info page and expand the sections to update which filters are best for your activity.

    1. If you built an activity from scratch, these would be blank.

    2. If you edited a Pivot Interactives activity, you will see the categories already selected. Consider updating the "Location in the Instructional Cycle," "Grade Level," and "Instructional Purpose" to match your new version of the activity.

Don't forget to Save when you are done editing.

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