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# Managing group memberships
Managing group memberships is done through the 'Groups' tab in the Admin module:
Click the group you want to add users to or remove users from, and click the 'Members' button in the screen on the right.
In this screen, on the left you can see a list of users who are **not** members of that group. Selecting a user and clicking 'Add to group' at the bottom of the page will add that user.
On the right side the members of the group are listed. selecting a user and clicking 'Remove from group' will, of course, remove that user.
Finally, when you are done changing group memberships, do not forget to save the changes.
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