Google Classroom Tutorials & Resources

Google Classroom Vocab Sheet

Google Classroom Vocab Cheat Sheet

A helpful guide for navigating Google Classroom lingo!

Google Classroom 1-Benefits and Initial Set Up.mov

Google Classroom Intro

Take a closer look at the benefits of using Google Classroom as a central hub for all resources, assessments, and other course content. After viewing this tutorial, you will also understand the intial steps of setting up your Classroom - settings, inviting, and getting started.

NOTE: The Create Class button has been removed from the NYFA Faculty Hub. Please create your Classrooms through classroom.google.com or by accessing the app.

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Google Classroom 2-Exploring Classwork Options.mov

Exploring Classwork Options

This tutorial walks you through the features of the Create button under the Classwork tab. An introduction to various tools will allow you to understand the range of options, such as creating quizzes, adding resources (slideshows, docs, etc), and setting up homework assignments.

Google Classroom 3-Grades.mov

Setting Up Grades

This tutorial reexamines the Google Classroom settings to calculate your grades and allow students to know how they are progressing in the course from week to week. The benefits of grade transparency are also highlighted.

Google Classroom 5-Archiving Classrooms and Saving Grades.mov

End of Semester Steps

This tutorial demonstrates important end of semester steps:

Saving your grade book
Archiving your classrooms
Making a copy of a classroom

Google Classroom 4-Student Side of GC.mov

The Student Side of GC

Take a closer look at how students experience Google Classroom, where they can access grades, and how they upload work.

Note: Students receive emails when content is added to the Stream, a new assignment or resource is uploaded, and 24 hours before an assignment is due.

Google Classroom Training Guide - NY CAMPUS

Google Classroom Guide (NY Campus)

This guidebook is to help instructors navigate google classroom. While it lists policies specific to the NY-Campus, most of the information is universal.

If you have specific questions about Google Classroom and its additional features, you are encouraged to email cetl@nyfa.edu (LA Faculty) or cetl.ny@nyfa.edu (NY Faculty) and check out the Google Classroom Help website. There is always the possibility of glitches with technology, so don't hesitate to contact CETL and we can assess if the NYFA Support Team (support@nyfa.edu) needs to be contacted.

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