Create your assignments in Google Classroom.
Sync to Alma.
All of your Google Classroom assignments will be pulled into your Alma class.
Edit each assignment in Alma to attach the power standards that are being assessed.
Save.
Once your students submit their assignments in Google Classroom, you will do the grading on the ALMA side of things!
KEEP IN MIND...You can only use the "copy to" option in a class when creating the assignment for the first time
Please note that assignment types in Alma should match with assignment topics in Classroom.
Also note that grades are not pushed back to Google Classroom and are only held within Alma!
Log into Alma. Class attendance is accessed right from the dashboard.
2. Click "Mark all present" or, if students are missing, click "Take attendance" for the given class.
3. Mark students that are absent or late. You can also enter a note to provide context.
Click on the top right blue envelope icon "Message Class".
When you send a class message, you can choose to send it to ALL students or ALL parents, ALL students and parents, or select students and/or parents.
This video shows how to send messages to students / parents and other members of the school community
Click on the Incidents tab from the left-hand navigation bar, then select “add new”
2. Enter any necessary information surrounding the event. The only required field is “name/title.” Note that all other details can be updated at any time.
3. Click “next” and that’s it!
There's always immediate support information in Alma
KCP Common Core State Power Standards for ELA
KCP Common Core State Power Standards for Mathematics
KCP Español y Literatura Power Standards
KCP Library Information Skills Standards
KCP Next Generation Science Standards
KCP Pre-Kinder Power Standards
KCP Religión, Ética y Valores Power Standards
Android Devices - Google Chrome
Ipads - Safari
New to Google Workspace?
Starting with Google Classroom
Google Workspace Skills Checklist
All the skills you need with accompanying videos!
Immersive education apps allow teachers and students to explore the world through virtual-reality (VR) and augmented-reality (AR) tours.
Our library houses 18 VR kits ready to go! Just ask and we will support your students' travels to places, anywhere.
Here are some recommended apps:
National Geographic
National Geographic's YouTube channel has more than 50 videos that are designed to be watched in virtual reality. In fact, you can find lots of YouTube videos that are intended for viewing in VR by simply refining your search to 360 or 180 VR in YouTube's search filters.
Google Arts & Culture
The Google Arts & Culture app includes many of the experiences that were present in Google Expeditions. Students find and navigate through the tours that you want them to see.
Sites in VR
Sites in VR is a free app that features immersive imagery of notable landmarks around the world. The imagery can be viewed in VR headsets or without them.
Visit our Math Resources site, replete with top-notch articles from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) and organized by Common Core standards!
Kyle Snow shares the 4 pillars of learning, as described by Kathy Hirsh-Pasek and her colleagues, to help parents and educators choose apps that inspire learning in children.
Best Apps for Kids provides a feature to search by grade level, content area, category, and to identify free apps
Best Apps for Teaching & Learning
Each year the American Association of School Librarian team compiles a list of apps that encourage inquiry-based learning and describes the intended audience, key features, and a tip for classroom use.
22 Chrome Apps Every Teacher Should Know About
The Educational Technology and Mobile Learning Website lists apps for classrooms using Chromebooks or the Chrome browser.
The 32 Most Innovative Online Educational Tools
Noodle provides a list of 32 recommended apps with a detailed explanation of why each app was chosen.
Common Sense Media rates apps for games and websites by age and skill.
Besides our firewall, remember that the Cybrary has a curated set of safe search engines for younger students.
Use them and enjoy some peace of mind!