Google Classroom is the main Learning Management System used at MAS. With Google Classroom, one can create and add students to a class, communicate with them, post work and announcements, and even post grades! Google Classroom can also be used to communicate with parents and guardians. Using this tool will allow parents and guardians to be automatically notified of any missing student work
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MAS Classroom Resources
MAS Classroom Resources
Creating a Google Classroom
Getting Started With Google Classroom
Locking Assignments Post-Due Date
*Additional resources below for a step-by-step guide to getting your Classroom up and running!
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Click on the images below for additional videos and resources to help you with your Google Classroom setup!
Easily direct students to an assignment or resource. Use topics help to organize classwork, assignments, materials, and questions. Link to websites, insert videos, attach files, digitally pass out an individual copy for each student, or post a file to share. All without paper. :)
Building your Classroom roster with a code or student invite takes a minute to setup but can save you lots of time later. Use Google sign-in on popular education sites to send assignments directly to Classroom
Customize the settings in your Google Classroom stream to meet the needs of you and your students!
Recommended Settings:
"Classwork on the stream"--> "Hide notifications"
"Stream" --> "Only Teachers Can Comment or Post"
Control the email notifications you receive from Google Classroom!
Create a Google Form quiz directly from Google Classroom!
The increased use of Google Classroom may cause student work to go missing. When you select the “Student work” tab, you will see the phrase “No attachments.”
Text comments are a simple way to give feedback in Google Classroom. You can use the built-in "Private Comment" feature in Google Classroom. You can also use the comment feature that is included in Google Docs, Slides, Drawings, and Sheets.
You can leave comments on student work and maintain a comment bank to store comments that you use most often.
In Classroom, you can give a numeric grade, leave comment-only feedback, or do both. You can also return assignments without grades.
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