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How to set Kami as administrator

Administrator Overview
Before you read further, it is important to understand that if you manage a domain for a school or district, you play a critical role in enabling Kami users to use Kami. User management is up to you as an administrator.

Please implement everything that applies to you and your school/district without skipping any steps.
1.
Add Kami extension to all users
Deploy the extension to all your users. This will give them immediate access to Kami and allow them to integrate Kami with multiple document sources, learning management systems, and other file/resource management systems.
Deploy Kami Chrome Extension and Google Workspace Marketplace App
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❗️ The extension is one of the most useful tools for teachers and students. It allows teachers to create Kami assignments and grade them with Kami in their learning management system. Students can submit assignments directly without having to submit them manually.
2.
Create a Kami account to manage/install Kami
You will need a Kami account to perform the actions mentioned below. Please see
our article on how to create an account.
In many cases, administrators do not understand that they are responsible for managing the users of the licenses they have purchased. We try to make it as simple and efficient as possible so that they do not have to spend a lot of time on this management when it is needed.
If you use Google OUs to manage your licenses, you must create a Kami account with the email you use to log in to your admin account in Google Workspace. This is to ensure that you have the appropriate permissions to add and change Google OU deployments in your licenses.
3.
What should I install?
Each administrator may have different priorities for this section. Check the titles of each section below to see which one applies to you:
A. Third-party apps and network settings, etc.
This first section is required for all users. It is to allow users to use third-party apps, and teachers/students may run into problems if they do not install/approve the following:
Third-party app access control