MCommunity Directory groups are synchronized to U-M Google and U-M Dropbox so you can use them when sending email, sharing resources, and collaborating. This document lists what parts of MCommunity groups are sent to U-M Google and U-M Dropbox.
MCommunity Directory
MCommunity is a directory and identity management system for the University of Michigan. This document describes some of the components of MCommunity (directory, Sponsor System, UMICH Password Hub, and more) and what they are used for.
This document provides an overview of the MCommunity Directory. It describes the information about people and groups that is in the directory and details how that information gets into, and out of, the directory.
Which information in your MCommunity profile is considered public and how to control the visibility of some parts of your profile.
The above doesn’t apply if anyone can email this group is enabled under Settings. MCommunity offers two privacy settings for groups. One lets you control membership visibility, and the other lets you determine who can send email to the group.
This document offers tips to help you find what you're looking for in the MCommunity Directory.
You may prefer to be called by a name that is different from your legal name. The university allows you to do this by setting a preferred name in Wolverine Access.
This document provides information on how to use the MCommunity Application Programming Interface (API) web service. This API is a web service that IT professionals can use to look up information about people in the MCommunity directory or create and edit MCommunity groups.
This document provides information about the MCommunityPeople application programming interface (API), also called a web service. This web service can be used to programmatically get public information from the MCommunity Directory. Instructions for making a request, available input parameters, and sample outputs and definitions are detailed in this document.
This document explains how MCommunity groups work in U-M Google and how to use them.