Google Classroom Cleanup

This page is about organizing your active and archived google classrooms, particularly if the class is over. For more infomation about how to use google classroom, go here.

Your google classroom page can appear cluttered with classes that are old. 

As a student you have only four options:

• Ask the teacher to Archive / Tell Mr. Wininger (email dwininger) if they do not (or if they left LPS) - I can get them properly archived, if I know it needs to be done. Teachers have until 9/25 of the following year to archive because of students who may need to make up work due to absence.

• Ignore them

• Move them to the end of the list

• Hide Them

If the class disappears on its own, then the teacher may have done one of two things: Archived the Class OR Unenrolled you. To see if it is archived, see the section below. 

If the class is not listed in your main class list or in your archive, you have been unenrolled. This  means you have lost access to all class materials that you previously did not make a copy of and any work that was not "returned" via classroom is still owned by your teacher and you may need to make a copy of the file(s) in order to retain them.

Archived classes are a bit disorganized. They default to the most recently archived / edited is first. You can change the order, but probably not worth spending a lot of time on that. If you do not see the class in your active classes OR archived classes it means you have been unenrolled.

Note: You cannot unenroll yourself from classes. If you want to no longer see the class, you will have to ask your teacher to unenroll you. If your teacher is no longer with LPS, contact a DLC (at LHS Ms. Tenhor or Mr. Wininger).