A Student Learning Management System (LMS) is a digital platform used by schools and educators to deliver, manage, and track educational content and student progress. Systems like Google Classroom fall under this category.
This guide will assist teachers in creating an engaging online learning environment.
Tips for creating an engaging Google Classroom:
Post updates, reminders, and foster opened ended discussions in the Stream.
Make learning interactive by using multimedia, gamify learning, collaborative docs or slides, etc.
Assign a variety of of assignments (Question, Materials, Assignments Add Ons)
Kami, Adobe Express, Formative, etc.
Tips for clarity in Google Classroom:
Use Topics to Organize by Unit or Date
Use consistent naming conventions for assignments that match in Skyward Gradebook
Provide clear expectations for assignments and discussions. Attach rubrics to assignments when possible for transparency
Assignments should be clearly organized under the appropriate topic for easy access.
Clearly define expectations for deadlines and late submissions.
Provide meaningful and constructive feedback on student work.
Tips for providing differentiation in Google Classroom:
Ensure all students can access and understand content (e.g., use readable fonts, provide alt text for images).
Provide extra time, alternative formats, or assistive tools as needed.
Differentiated Assignments – Assign work to specific students based on their learning needs.
Choice Boards & Hyperdocs – Give students options for how they demonstrate learning.
Self-Paced Learning – Use topics and modules to allow students to progress at their own speed.