Embedded Files
Getting in:
Getting in:
My teacher says he invited me to his course, but it's not showing up in my Home screen of Google Classroom.
It's possible for your teacher to have misspelled your email address. This would also be the case if a peer shared a google file with you and you don't see the email invitation.
My teacher gave me a join code to enroll in her course but it's telling me the "code isn't valid".
You may not be on a district owned Chromebook. If you aren't, look at the top right of your screen. If you see your personal email address underneath Google Account (pop-up when you hover over the round picture/letter on the top right of your screen), that is why. Only @aztecschools.com accounts will recognize a join code generated in that domain. If you are logged in to your aztecschools account, you just misspelled the code.
Keeping in touch:
Keeping in touch:
What's the quickest way to get in touch with my teacher about a particular assignment - without showing everyone else my question?
You can always email your teacher from the People tab of their Google Classroom, but if your question is about a particular assignment on Google Classroom, click "View Assignment" and you will see a cell for you to insert a "Private Comment." Whatever you put in that cell will go straight to your teacher and only that teacher. It will also designate that it was a comment about that particular assignment. Here's a teacher to show you how to leave both public (if your classroom is set to accept public student comments) and private comments. CLICK HERE.
I'd like to show a friend my work and get their advice. Is there a quick way to do that?
You can assign a friend (OR YOUR TEACHER) to look at a certain passage in a file your working on. It automatically let's them make suggestions (not edits). HERE'S HOW TO TAG SOMEONE INTO YOUR GOOGLE DOC AND WORK WITH THEM ON IT.
Working together:
Working together:
I feel like I'm doing all the work in my group project. Is there a way I can prove who's doing the work? This is unfair.
I feel like I'm doing all the work in my group project. Is there a way I can prove who's doing the work? This is unfair.
Anyone in the file can see who did what. "Version History" to the rescue! CLICK HERE to learn more (point 3).
Oops! I accidentally deleted a fellow student's work in a Google doc/Slide presentation we were co-editing!
Oops! I accidentally deleted a fellow student's work in a Google doc/Slide presentation we were co-editing!
All G Suite file types (except Forms) have something called "Version History". Your peer's work can be recovered!
CLICK HERE to learn how to restore a previous version.
Getting it done:
Getting it done:
What's the best way to notify my teacher that I've completed my assignment on Google Classroom?
What's the best way to notify my teacher that I've completed my assignment on Google Classroom?
Always click the "Turn in" or "Mark as Done" button on the top right of your assignment (from a computer). This will keep your To Do list accurate.
CLICK HERE to learn more about your To-Do list in Google Classroom.
How do I work on my Google Slides file if I have bad internet at home?
How do I work on my Google Slides file if I have bad internet at home?
Ready your device for Offline computing. Most all Google files can be worked on, even when you have a questionable internet connection.
CLICK HERE to learn more about Offline settings in your Google Drive.
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