words, the whole group is called upon to review the content. Alternatively, the request can identify individual users in the multi-user sharing session that are to provide attention. That is, the user can provide input specifying a particular person to review the content she or he has edited. 

[0011] Responsive to receiving the request, the system can display a user interface element via the client computing device of a user that is requested to provide attention. The user interface element indicates that the user has been requested to view content being edited by another user in another section of the shared data (e.g., a section that is currently off screen). Moreover, the user interface element is a selectable user interface element that provides an efficient manner for the user to initiate the viewing of the content on her or his display screen. For instance, upon selection of the user interface element by the user, the system can take the user to the section of the shared data for which attention has been requested. In various examples, the system changes a view from the user’sown content being edited in her or his own section of the shared data to a view of the content of another section (e.g., the display jumps from one section of the shared data to another). In other examples, the system scrolls from one section in the shared data to another section to be viewed in at least one of a horizontal direction or a vertical direction. This enables the user to briefly view content that may exist between the two sections. The viewing of intermediate content may be useful in understanding the context of the shared file or a manner in which different sections of the shared data are organized (e.g., laid out) based on type(s) of content being edited and/or particular users editing the content. 

[0012] In various examples, a user interface of a multi-user sharing session can include graphical representations of the different users that have authorized access to the shared data. The system can display the user interface element that indicates that a user has been requested to view content in a manner so that it is graphically associated with the user that requests the content be viewed. For instance, the user interface element can be graphically connected to a graphical representation of a user. Or, the user interface element can comprise an altered visual appearance of the graphical representation of a user. For example, a flashing graphical representation may be an indicator that attention is requested by the user, a change to a particular color of a graphical representation may be an indicator that attention is requested by the user, or an “attentionrequested”icon displayed as a partially transparent overlay on the graphical representation may be an indicator that attention is requested by the user. In this way, the user requested to provide attention knows which user is requesting attention. In some examples, a graphical representation of a user 

