This video will demonstrate how to create and post an announcement on Google Classroom, as well as how to add attachments to the announcement such as a Google Drive file, Youtube video, or website.

Creating an Announcement on a Google Classroom Stream.mp4

Set Student Post/Comment Access on the Google Classroom Stream:

This video will show the two ways (class code and invitation) teachers can have students join their Google Classrooms.

Adjusting Student Post/Comment Access on the Google Classroom Stream.mp4

Create an Assignment on Google Classroom (Method 1 - Students Add/Create Files on Assignment Post):

This video will show one way in which you can create an assignment post on Google Classroom. In this way, teachers simply create a post for students to add files to or create files on before turning in the assignment.

Creating an Assignment in Google Classroom #1: Students Add Their Own Files.mp4

Create an Assignment on Google Classroom (Method 2 - Teacher Adds a View-Only Resource, Student Add/Create Files on Assignment Post):

This video will show a second way in which you can create an assignment post on Google Classroom. In this way, teachers add a view-only resource for students to use and refer to, but students still add files to or create files on the assignment post before submitting.

Creating an Assignment in Google Classroom #2: Teacher Provides View-Only Files, Students Add Their Own Files.mp4

Create an Assignment on Google Classroom (Method 3 - Students can Edit and Collaborate on a Teacher-Added File):

This video will show a third way in which you can create an assignment post on Google Classroom. In this way, teachers add a Docs, Sheets, or Slides file to classroom and provide edit-access for students to collaborate on the file.

Creating an Assignment in Google Classroom #3: Students Can Edit (Collaborate on) the Same File.mp4

Create an Assignment on Google Classroom (Method 4 - Teacher Makes a Copy of an Added File For Each Student in the Classroom):

This video will show a fourth way in which you can create an assignment post on Google Classroom. In this way, teachers select a setting that allows them to provide each student with a copy of the Docs, Sheets, or Slides file the teacher added.

Creating an Assignment in Google Classroom #4: Make a Copy of File (Docs, Slides, Sheets) for Each Student.mp4

Choose the right post in Google Classroom:

This video will inform you on choosing the correct type of post (assignment, material, and question) on Google Classroom

Copy of Daily Tech Tip #2: Google Classroom Post Basics.mp4

Control your Google Classroom email notifications:

This video demonstrates how to turn email notifications on or off for all Google Classrooms as well as only specific Google Classrooms.

Daily Tech Tip #15: Controlling Notifications for Google Classroom.mp4

Hide notifications on the Google Classroom stream:

This video will show Google Classroom users how to hide notifications on the Google Classroom stream so students have a more organized Classroom experience.

Copy of Daily Tech Tip #5 (part 2): Hide Notifications on Classroom Stream.mp4

Use Google Classroom to communicate with students and parents through Gmail:

This video will show viewers how to send emails to multiple students, individual students, or parents/guardians of students using Google Classroom.

Daily Tech Tip #19: Sending Email Communications to Students and Parents using Google Classroom.mp4

Use Rubrics in Google Classroom:

This video will demonstrate how to set up, re-use, and utilize rubrics to assess student work in Google Classroom.

Daily Tech Tip #25: Using Rubrics in Google Classroom .mp4

Efficiently grade student work from multiple assignments in Google Classroom:

This video will show viewers a view in Google Classroom that can make grading more efficient, as well as a keyboard shortcut that can also increase grading efficiency in Google Classroom.

Daily Tech Tip #32: Increasing Your Efficiency while Grading in Google Classroom.mp4

Control student communication in Google Classrooms:

This video will demonstrate to the viewer the options built into Google Classroom to allow for control over student ability to post and comment in Google Classrooms.

Daily Tech Tip #30: Controlling Student Posts/Comments on Google Classroom.mp4

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