Share exams with colleagues
Give other people access to exams or exam folders.
Written By Dorian Becker
Last updated 16 days ago
1. Share an exam case by case
If you need to give someone access to a specific exam, open the exam, then click the avatars to open the sharing window.

When sharing, you will assign that person a role on the exam.
Learn more about roles: help.evalmee.com/articles/6905422#dp4isksytfl
2. Share an exam folder
When several people need regular access to the same content, you can share an exam folder or invite them to a team space.
Folders in a Team Space can be shared.
Folders in your Private section cannot be shared.
If you share an exam or subfolder of a Team Space with a colleague, they will see the hierarchy of the parent folders of the content you shared. The rest of the content in the parent folders will remain inaccessible.

To invite a colleague to a Team Space or share one of its subfolders, open it, then click “Share”.
3. Share a Team Space
Create a Team Space and invite your colleagues to it to share a set of exams and exam folders in bulk.
A Team Space is especially useful when:
several colleagues or managers work together regularly and will work on multiple shared exams and assessments
you often share with the same people
you want to avoid everyone relying on their own private folders to organize shared work
you need a clear, common structure
Roles
You must assign a role to the person you share content with.
The current roles are:
Full Access
Editor
Viewer
Roles are inherited by subfolders and exams.
📁 Math 1A
∟ ☑️ Exam 1
∟ 📁 Statistics
∟ ☑️ Exam 2 Example:
Marie has the “Viewer” role on “Math 1A”
Amhed has the “Full Access” role on “Statistics”
→ Marie can view “Exam 1” and “Exam 2” but cannot make any changes to them.
→ Amhed can view “Exam 2” and edit it. But he cannot view “Exam 1”.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use sharing without a Team Space?
Can I use sharing without a Team Space?
Yes, you can currently share an exam without it being in a Team Space.
How do I avoid confusing coordination when several people share content?
How do I avoid confusing coordination when several people share content?
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