Google Classroom should be a one stop shop for your students. Use the interface of your Google Classroom to give your students access to content in a digital and easily accessible and managed format.
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Ways to use Google Classroom with Students
Ways to use Google Classroom with Students
The power of Google Classroom is in the workflow features. Not only are you sharing content and work in a way that makes it accessible for all students, you are also able to monitor student understanding as they are working. When you create an assignment in GC, you do not have to wait until the student turns in the finished product because you can see what students are working on throughout the entire assignment.
In addition, you can provide the student with all of the resources they need in one place. When you attach all of the content to the assignment (videos, web resources, materials you created, textbook links), the students know exactly where to look to get the content they need. Students struggling with organization will also find some built in support since due dates are automatically placed on their Google calendars, and all work is located in one place.
Teachers can use Google Classroom to:
Create assignments
Collect student work
Deliver assessments
Share relevant materials
Share digital notebooks
Share graphic organizers for students
Share examples of other student work
Share written or video feedback
Get all students in the same resource at the same time
Allow for creative student creation
Create online classroom discussions
Use the calendar to share due dates
Use the calendar to help students plan for long term projects
Students can use Google Classroom to:
Access important classroom materials and resources
Access assignments
Create or turn in materials for assignments
Take assessments
Communicate with their teachers or classmates
Utilize the various Classroom calendars to view and plan for due dates
Did you try any of the above activities? Did you have an idea of your own and you used Google Classroom to make it possible?
Did you try any of the above activities? Did you have an idea of your own and you used Google Classroom to make it possible?
Take any YouTube video and attach questions to it as part of a Classroom assignment.
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To be able to share these interactive YouTube videos, teachers will need to be coteachers in a class where they are created. They can then use the videos as a "Reuse" activity in their own classrooms.
Practice makes permanent so create activities for your students that uses Google AI to help you find materials and resources they can use to find the right answer every time!
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As teachers begin creating and sharing their own practice sets, I will make them available there!
Google Classroom has a feature where you can create a rubric for any assignment. The rubric appears for both the teacher and the students and helps with clear grading guidelines. You can even share your rubrics with other teachers.
Want to learn how to create and use Google Classroom rubrics but don't need PD credit? Watch these videos.
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Originality Reports work in Google Classroom to help students learn how to properly research, paraphrase, and cite sources. They help the teacher compare students work to any other content on the web or that has been turned in through our Classroom domain.
Want to learn how to use Originality Reports in Google Classroom but don't need PD credit? Look at this training document.
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