Who can do this?
👤 Students and Teachers.
👤 This is a free feature; users on any Kami plan can do this.
In addition to the Share options discussed here, separate options are also available for exporting files from Kami.
How to Share files
Whether you're working on a document and want to invite collaborators, or have finished working and are ready to assign it to students, you can use the Share feature to send it off!
1. The Share button in the top menu bar lets you access all the different sharing options. Click this to get started.
2. If you have not yet uploaded your file to a drive or Kami Cloud, you will be prompted to upload it at this stage. Choose from Google Drive, OneDrive, or Kami Cloud.
Each of these has different sharing options. Learn more about each below:
Sharing options for Google Drive
Assign to students (Available to Teacher accounts only)
Select the Create assignment button to automatically create a Google Classroom assignment using your Kami file. This will open a Google Classroom Kami Assignment window, where you can finish creating the assignment and send it to students.
Share document link
Here you can find the generated link for your document, along with options to copy the link or QR code to your clipboard.
Sharing Permission
Restricted — Allows access only to users who have existing access via Google Drive.
My Domain — Allows access to all users within your domain.
Anyone with the link — Allows access only to users you share the document link with.
Selecting the My Domain or Anyone with the link options also allows you set the file permissions for the recipient:
Viewer — Allows the recipient to view your document and annotations, but not interact with them. The user may download the file.
Editor — Allows the recipient access to edit the document using Kami's annotation tools.
Create individual copy — Creates a separate and editable copy of your document for the recipient.
📝 The Editor and Create individual copy options allow you to use Feature Control, where you can choose the Kami annotation tools that the recipient will have access to.
Download/Print Permission
Control whether the collaborators can download and print the shared file.
Sharing options for OneDrive
Share document link
Here you can find the generated link for your document, along with options to copy the link or QR code to your clipboard.
Sharing Permission
Off — Allows you to remove the sharing link.
My Organization — Allows access to all users within your organization.
Selecting the My Organization option also allows you set the file permissions for the recipient:
Viewer — Allows the recipient to view your document and annotations, but not interact with them. The user may download the file.
Editor — Allows the recipient access to edit the document using Kami's annotation tools.
Create individual copy — Creates a separate and editable copy of your document for the recipient.
📝 The Editor and Create individual copy options allow you to use Feature Control, where you can choose the Kami annotation tools that the recipient will have access to.
Download/Print Permission
Control whether the collaborators can download and print the shared file.
Sharing options for Kami Cloud
Share document link
Here you can find the generated link for your document. You also have options to directly share to social media, get an embedded link for your website, or copy the link or QR code to your clipboard.
Link Sharing is On/Off
Anyone with link can annotate — Allows the recipient access to add annotations to the document using Kami's annotation tools.
Anyone with link will get their own copy uploaded to their Google Drive or OneDrive — Creates individual copies of the document for each recipient, shared to their Google Drive or OneDrive.
Off — Disables link sharing.
📝 The Anyone with link... options allow you to use Feature Control, where you can choose the Kami annotation tools that the recipient will have access to.
Annotation Settings
Share annotations with collaborators — Makes your annotations visible to other users viewing the file.
Off — Disables your annotations from being visible to other users viewing the file.
Sharing Permissions
Control whether the collaborators can download and print the shared file.
Collaborators
View the collaborators (including yourself) who currently have access to the file, along with their annotation permissions.