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Google Classroom
Click on the buttons to the right to gain access to information.
Google Classroom is a platform for teachers and students to interact via posting assignments and materials, engaging in academic dialogue, and providing feedback to one another.
Your child can get into their Classroom anytime by going to classroom.google.com. Your child's teacher will invite your child or provide a code to use to join the Classroom. Multiple Classroom tile/cards may appear on your child's dashboard. From this dashboard, your child can choose a Classroom title to view.
Your child can access Google Classroom from virtually any device. Install the Google Classroom app on Android, Apple® iPhone and iPad, or Chrome OS mobile devices.
The Stream tab
This is where announcements can be made by the teacher. Students, if enabled, are able to share resources or ask questions. Any assignments created on the Classwork tab are announced on the Stream.
The Classwork tab
The Classwork tab is where teachers create assignments and organize them. Here, assignments and materials will be added by their teacher. The Classwork tab may be organized in topics. When your child clicks on a task, he/she may see a due date, details, resources needed, and the status of the assignment.
Google Classroom allows students to submit work. Files can be attached or documents created and images to be submitted. Not everything here is considered an assignment to be turned in. Look for the
The People tab
This tab shows all the teachers and students in the Classroom.
As a guardian, you can receive email summaries showing your child’s progress in Classroom. Ask your child's teacher about this option for his/her Classroom. He/she will grant you access. You'll receive an email that requires you to accept the invitation and choose preferences.
You can choose the frequency of the emails, such as daily or weekly (M-F).
You can unsubscribe or remove yourself from Classroom at any time.
Guardian email summaries include:
Work that’s late at the time the email was sent
Work that’s due today and tomorrow (for daily emails) or work that’s due in the upcoming week (for weekly emails)
Announcements, assignments, and questions recently posted by teachers
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