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Training Webinars for Google Classroom
LIVE training webinars
LIVE training webinars
Graded Assignments in Google Classroom (1 hour) - Offered Wednesday 4/8 and Thursday 4/9 at 9am, 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm, and 2pm.
These live sessions are for anyone who would like to use Google Classroom as an option to collect graded assignments from their students. Beginner users and those in need of a refresher will see how to create auto-graded quizzes as well as open-ended assignments, with a focus on keeping things simple for both the student and the teacher.
PRE-RECORDED TRAINING
PRE-RECORDED TRAINING
If you're unable to attend a live session, the series of 4 videos below from Control Alt Achieve provide a simple and concise overview of the assignment features in Classroom. These videos only cover the technical ins and outs of posting, receiving, and grading assignments. For questions about AISD Grading Guidelines during the school closure, please refer to communication from your campus or disstrict administrator.
#1: self-grading quiz ASSIGNMENTS in CLASSWORK
#1: self-grading quiz ASSIGNMENTS in CLASSWORK
This video shows how to make a simple quiz with multiple choice and free-response items that will be automatically graded and provide instant feedback to the student.
#2: Open-ENDED ASSIGNMENTS in Classwork
#2: Open-ENDED ASSIGNMENTS in Classwork
If you have an assignment in mind that can't be automatically graded, such as a student essay, reflection, photo upload, document upload, project, or other student creation, this video is for you.
#3: How students complete open-ended assignments
#3: How students complete open-ended assignments
This shows what the student view of the assignment process looks like. Watch this so you will be prepared to answer student and parent questions.
#4: how to grade open-ended assignments
#4: how to grade open-ended assignments
This video covers how to give grades and feedback on submitted student work.
Additional Tutorials for Google Classroom: The Basics
Classroom Pre-Recorded Update.mp4Training session: classroom basics
Training session: classroom basics
This is the pre-recorded version of the webinar provided to staff on the week of March 23. Attendees will learn how to utilize Google Classroom to send & receive communications, and resources to and from all of their classes. This does not cover graded assignments.
Classroom 101
Classroom 101
Check out the Classroom 101 video to see a general overview of Google Classroom. For help with a specific task in Classroom, browse through the videos below.
Creating Classes
Creating Classes
Note! Most classes and rosters in Classroom are already synced with Skyward Gradebook , so you probably don't need to create one.
Your "Stream" Page
Your "Stream" Page
The Stream is the first page that your students see when visiting your classroom. It is designed as a hub for communication, where you can post announcements and receive comments from students.
If you use nothing else in Classroom, use the Stream to check in and communicate with your class!
Classwork & Assignments
Classwork & Assignments
The Classwork page is where you can send and receive Assignments. It's a great place to push out webpages, videos, PDFs, Docs, and Slideshows.
This video walks through the basic steps of creating and organizing assignments.
More About Assignments
More About Assignments
The Classwork page is where you can send and receive Assignments. It's a great place to push out webpages, videos, PDFs, Docs, and Slideshows.
This video walks through more detailed steps of adding links and documents to your assignments.
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