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Is there anyway for a person to request membership to an OnShape team?
richard_topolewski
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I wanted to invite members of the FIRST FRC robotics community to help develop a standard set of CAD parts commonly used on FRC robots but all the documentation I had said I had to invite them. There didn't seem to be a way for them to request membership. Did I miss something? It seems that if OnShape is targeting to develop communities then there should be a way for people to request to join an onshape team. Again maybe someone has to just tell me how.
More details can be found here:
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1501754
Also I see a number of people in onshape from the FRC community, based on FRC being in the title of their documents, but I am not aware of a way to invite them to join an onshape team for those interested in FRC. The only way I have seen documented requires that I have their email, which I don't have.
More details can be found here:
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1501754
Also I see a number of people in onshape from the FRC community, based on FRC being in the title of their documents, but I am not aware of a way to invite them to join an onshape team for those interested in FRC. The only way I have seen documented requires that I have their email, which I don't have.
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Problem: Now, especially teaching remotely, monitoring and proctoring my students' progress as we walk through a group CADing activity is a daunting task, but may be easily remedied with the use of Teams (I can pop into each student's Part Studio and see their progress. However, as a guest lecturer with very limited teaching time, I don't have easy access to a list of students' email addresses, so inviting everyone to the team would be a challenge left up to the host instructor before class (not the most reliable or ideal option).
Proposed Solution: Offer a "Join Team By Link" option which allows students to join a team by sending out (or simply displaying via PowerPoint, etc) a link. Or, even easier, something similar to the process used by streaming services nowadays: Generate a 6 character pin that exists for a limited time to have students easily join the team without needing to copy a long URL.
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