Beyond the Basics of Google Classroom

Grading in Google Classroom Plus Other New Features

• Sorting Classwork by topics

• Grading student work

• Creating and adding rubrics to assignments

• Quick look at all of a student's work

5 Ways to Get More Value Out of Google Classroom

• Use the Stream page for announcements and conversations (without all the Classwork distractions)

• Post video instructions for students

• Differentiate assignments with the student selector

• Enhance your feedback with rubrics, voice comments, and the comment bank.

• Use the Google Classroom mobile app to use speech-to-text comments, annotate directly on student work, and use the random student picker.

5 Tips Every Teacher Must Know about Google Classroom

• Email all students at once

• Email all guardians at once

• Student view of grades and assigned work

• Student posts and comments

• Copy a course

Must Know Tips for Google Classroom - Users New & Old

• Stream settings

• Guardian summaries

• Assignment features

Making a PDF Editable to Share in Google Classroom

Have a PDF you want students to be able to edit. Watch this video for a creative way to make this happen.

Tips for Assigning Classwork Through Google Classroom

Another look at how to make a PDF editable for students to share their work in Google Classroom.

Google Classroom: How to Create Self-Grading Quizzes

Google Classroom Quiz Assignments and Locked Mode

When students are using district Chromebooks, you can use locked mode to keep them from opening other tabs or recording their screen during the quiz.

How to Grade Short Answer Responses in Google Forms

If you include short answer or "paragraph text" questions in a Google Classroom quiz assignment using Forms, this video shows a quick way to review and grade those responses.