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Welcome to the paperless classroom. Learn how to create, assign and collect student classwork and homework with a few clicks. With full integration of Google Docs, Drive, and Mail, Classroom has become a powerful tool for teachers to provide timely feedback to their students and to effectively communicate with their classes. You will learn how to create and collect assignments, improve class communication and help students (and yourself) stay organized.
Google Classroom 101 (Beginner)
Google Classroom 101 (Beginner)
Google Classroom is a program that enables a teacher to create an online digital classroom space. Google Classroom 101 is an entry level introduction to Google Classroom and exposes the attendee to the following skills:
Create a Google Classroom
Knowledge of the stream, classwork, and people tab
Create an assignment with various share permissions
View student work
Adjust student commenting permissions
Google Classroom 201
Google Classroom 201
Classroom 201 expands on the skills learned in Google Classroom 101.
Staying in the know with Google Classroom Updates
Designing digital templates and their integration in Google Classroom
Increase teacher/student communication through comments & feedback
Creating rubrics and grading with them
Explore the grading view and learn how to maximize teacher productivity
Utilizing the question feature
Learn to organize the assignments and material
Avoid GClass Notification Overload
Avoid GClass Notification Overload
It can be helpful to receive notifications from Google Classroom, but it can easily overload your inbox if not managed properly. There are two ways to avoid inbox overload:
Customize your notification settings
Create a rule in Outlook to organize your GClass emails
Click on the buttons below to learn more.
Create and Use Rubrics in GClass
Create and Use Rubrics in GClass
Google Classroom Rubrics.webmThanks to Christy Hartigan-Miller for creating this tutorial.
In Classroom, you can create, reuse, and grade with rubrics for individual assignments. You can also export rubrics to share them with other teachers. You can give feedback with scored or unscored rubrics. If a rubric is scored, students see their scores when you return their assignments. For another video on how to create rubrics in Google Classroom, click HERE.
Want a quick and easy template that is customizable and can be uploaded right into Google Classroom? Click the button below:
Using the Comment Bank
Using the Comment Bank
Using Comment Bank in Google Classroom.mp4You can give your students personalized feedback on any type of file in the Classroom grading tool. You can leave comments on student work and maintain a comment bank to store comments that you use most often.
Click on an image or button below to learn more about how to use Google Classroom
Click on an image or button below to learn more about how to use Google Classroom
Increase Family Connections with Guardian Summaries
Increase Family Connections with Guardian Summaries
Use Guardian Notifications in Google Classroom to provide regular email summaries.
Click to learn more
Import Grades from Classroom into Realtime
Import Grades from Classroom into Realtime
Save time by exporting grades from Google Classroom and importing them directly into Realtime. Start by opening an assignment in Google Classroom and clicking the cog wheel. Click below for detailed instructions.
Exporting grades.mp4More About Guardian Summaries
More About Guardian Summaries
Bitmoji Banners for Google Classroom
Bitmoji Banners for Google Classroom
Create a Bitmoji Banner for Google Classroom
Create a Bitmoji Banner for Google Classroom
Have some fun creating customized banners in Google Classroom by following this easy step-by-step guide. It all starts with a Google Slide.
End-of-Year Preparations: Tips for Cleaning up Google Classroom
End-of-Year Preparations: Tips for Cleaning up Google Classroom
Training Session Resources
Training Session Resources
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