It is not a quest for paperless. It is about improving interactions!
Well shoot... I messed up. I thought I had finished this but I guess I didn't even start it. I did spend a long time on that challenge spreadsheet :) Let the challenge spreadsheet distract you for awhile while I get these Google Classroom tips loaded.
This is essential (and a relatively new feature). Go to the SETTINGS COG at the top right and at the bottom under General settings change from "Show condensed notifications" to "Show attachments and details."
Google Classroom is designed to be organized by topics on the CLASSWORK PAGE!
Click over on the CLASSWORK tab to create assignments and organize with TOPICS!
Throwing your stuff online does not make learning better! Remember what you were doing before was designed for paper.
Here are my tips for using Google Classroom that you will find in my introduction workshop on Google Classroom.
You are a human being who can't give high enough quality feedback on everything. So don't try. Restrict "Make a copy for every student" to the FEW assignments you are able to give high quality feedback on.
Topics and assignments can be DRAGGED around the CLASSWORK page to organize the topics. If you do not assign a topic, it will be pinned to the top of Classwork.