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# Invite test takers

You can invite test takers to attempt the assessment using two methods:

1. **Share an assessment link**
2. **Invite via an email**

## **Share assessment link**

1. Find the assessment in your workspace and click **"Share."** <br>

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2. Copy the shareable link and send it directly to test takers.

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## **Invite test takers via email**

1. Find the assessment in your workspace and click the "**Results"** icon. /<br>

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2. Go to the **"Invited Users"** tab and click **"Invite a New User"** as shown in the image below:<br>

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3. Enter the test taker's email address, click ***ENTER*** and send the invitation.

📊 **Track Attempts:**\
You can view all invited users and monitor their assessment attempts in the **"Invited Users"** tab as shown in the image below.

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In the next section, we'll show you how to review reports for test takers who have completed the assessment. 📊


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