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    Manager 1 can see the data of Student 2, but not Student 1 or Student 3, as the "Manager ID" of Student 2 corresponds to the "User ID" of Manager 1


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    Manager 2 can see the data of Student 3, but not Student 1 or Student 2,as the "Manager ID" of Student 3 corresponds to the "User ID" of Manager 1.


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    Manager 3 cannot see the data of any of the students, since none of the students have a "Manager ID" of "Z."

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    Manager 1 can see the data of Student 2, as they share a corresponding "Organization ID."


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    Manager 2 cannot see the data of any of the students, since none of the students have an "Organization ID" of "Z."


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    Manager 3 can see the data of all of the students, since Manager 3 does not have any "Organization ID," and the view reverts to default. 


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For the purposes of this case study, we will configure the public Course Completions Table View to provide a manager the view of their students/employees who have completed courses. The case study is broken down into the following steps:


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    Configure a new Manager Profile (Optional)

    If you intend to create the Manager View for a preexisting Zoola™ User profile, this step can be skipped.


    If you intend to enable a Totara user with a new Zoola™ profile suited to the Manager View, follow the instructions in Step 1. This step will walk you through enabling an LMS user with the necessary Zoola™ Roles for the Manager View.

     

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    Copy the Domain to a Private Folder6.4.2

    This step will walk you through identifying the Course Completions Domain in the Public folder and copying it into your private system.

     

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    Configure the Security File6.4.3

    This step will walk you through creating a custom XML security file, including the Manager View attributes, and adding the file to the newly copied Domain.
     

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    Creating Views and Next Steps6.4.4

    This step will identify potential uses and views for the newly secured Course Completions Domain, including view types and alternative attribute configurations.