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A Summary of Various Roles

James Kingsley

James Kingsley

27 Aug 2018 — 1 min read
A Summary of Various Roles

This chart is a great way to see everyones role, in one document, in all of their glory!

Privileges by Role – Chart _ Review My Elearning

Here’s the link to the actual page in Support if you would like to save it. 

https://support.reviewmyelearning.com/support/solutions/articles/5000551593-privileges-by-role-chart

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