This video shows how to create topics and assignments in Google Classroom. Topics are a great way of keeping your assignments organised, and can be linked to the strands or units of a specification or syllabus, or organised by chapter, whichever makes more sense to you and your pupils.

This video provides an overview of several ways of creating an assignment and also demonstrates how assignments can be rearranged.

Using the Grading Tool in Classroom

This video shows how teachers can rearrange assignments, grade them and provide feedback to pupils. It provides a brief overview of the comment bank and private comments.

Creating a quiz in Classroom

Teachers can create self-correcting quizzes directly in Classroom. This brief video shows you how.

This time saving tip will be useful for teachers who would like to re-use assignments and topics and replicate a class from a previous year.

This video demonstrates how to add or invite pupils to a class. It also shows how parents/guardians can receive updates on their child's work.

This video demonstrates how Google Forms can be used by teachers to assess students, encourage them to reflect on their learning or as an exit ticket. Teachers can analyse the information to evaluate pupil learning and plan future instruction.

Rubrics provide pupils with guidance about the quality of work that is expected of them and can reduce the amount of time spent providing feedback. This video shows how rubrics can be added to assignments in Classroom.

The comment bank feature in Classroom speeds up the feedback process for teachers. This video shows how to add comments and use the comment bank when grading assignments.

Teachers can record their feedback to students using the Screencastify extension, which pupils can watch and then use to improve their work. This video provides a demonstration of how this can be achieved.