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They are not shown on members’ public profile pages and will not appear in search engine results.

Private groups are completely hidden from group searches.

Only group members and users invited to join the group are able to see the group’s page.

Private groups provide a means of collaboration among group members without creating any public face for the group online.

Anyone can view the group page, but the only way to join the group is by invitation or by requesting an invitation.

This allows a group to publicly present its work and sources, or develop new membership in a controlled fashion.

Closed membership groups are useful for creating a controlled group environment with a public presence.

If the group has a public library, administrators can choose to show or hide the entire library or individual collections from non-members.

The group page is public, and anyone who wants to can join instantly.

Open public groups are useful for the broadest discussion and collaboration.

There are three different types of groups for Zotero users: Public, Open Membership Public, Closed Membership and Private. When you select 'New Group,' you will be brought to this page on Zotero's website where you can create a new group. When you click on the New Library icon, select 'New Group' from the drop-down menu (demonstrated below).

To create a new group, click on the 'New Library.' icon located next to the New Collection icon in the top left corner of Zotero.

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There is no limit on how many members may join your group, and your full storage subscription is available to both your personal and group libraries. Zotero Groups provides a method to collaborate with other Zotero users.

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