Our Google School

Google Pro Tips

Pro Tip 1: Always use the Google Chrome browser when completing your schoolwork for Epiphany. Google Meet does not work well (or sometimes at all) with other browsers.

Pro Tip 2: Students should always make sure that they are signed into their own Chrome Profile. For information on how to use a Chrome Profile visit support.google.com.

Google Classroom

Google Classroom Frequently Asked Questionss

How to Check for Teacher Comments/Feedback (video) by Sara Kitts

How to View Your Work (video) by Sara Kitts

How to Turn In your work on Google Classroom (video) by Sara Kitts

Google Classroom Cheat Sheet for Students (pdf) by Kasey Bell of Shake Up Learning

2020 Parent's Guide to Google Classroom (google slides) edited by Sara Kitts

  • Also includes information on How to Find Google Classroom in the G Suite Apps and Brief Introduction to Classroom Layout


Google Meet

  • Teachers will be using Google Meet for live sessions to connect with students.

  • Teachers must activate the Google Meet link in Google Classroom for it to be visible to students.

  • Students can find the link to their Google Meet in their Google Classroom.

  • Google Meets are locked in Google Classroom until the teacher starts the meeting.

  • Students must enter the meeting MUTED.

  • Teachers may enable a waiting room for participants to enter the meeting.

  • At the end of the meeting, teachers will end the call for all participants.

Google Apps

Our School's Google Workspace for Education comes with a number of apps for students to create content and engage in online learning.

For a quick overview of each app's menus and displays see Google Cheat Sheets by Kasey Bell of Shake Up Learning.