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# Assigning content to groups

# Assigning content to groups (MyStudio)

In **MyStudio**, you can assign **courses** or **playlists** directly to groups.  
This makes it easy to deliver learning content to multiple users at once, instead of assigning it individually.  

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## Why Assign to Groups?

* Saves time by assigning content to many users in one step.  
* Ensures **consistency**—everyone in the group receives the same content.  
* Makes it easier to manage training for classes, cohorts, or teams.  

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## How to Assign Content to a Group

1. From the left-hand menu, go to **Users & Groups → Groups**.  
2. Select the group you want to assign content to.  
3. Click **Assign Content**.  
4. Choose whether you want to assign a:  
* **Course**, or  
* **Playlist**.  
5. Use the **search bar** or filters to find the right item.  
6. Select the content and click **Assign**.  

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## What Happens Next

* The assigned course or playlist appears in each group member’s **Dashboard** (under **My Courses** or **My Playlists**).  
* New users added to the group later will also automatically receive the same assignments.  
* Removing a user from the group removes their access to group-assigned content.  

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## Managing Assignments

* To see what content a group already has, open the group’s detail view.  
* From here you can:  
* Add new assignments.  
* Remove existing assignments.  
* Check which users currently have access.  

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## Best Practices

* Assign at the **group level** for large classes or company departments.  
* For small or one-off cases, assign directly to individual users instead.  
* Review assignments periodically to ensure content is still relevant.  

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## In Summary

Assigning content to groups lets you manage learning **at scale**:  
* Assign once, and every group member receives access.  
* New members automatically inherit assignments.  
* Manage everything centrally from the **Groups** section.