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Salida Union School District uses Google Classroom as the Learning Management System (LMS).
Salida Teachers - To Do:
Salida Teachers - To Do:
Archive previous Google Classrooms.
Create new Google Classroom(s) for the current school year. (See instructions below.)
How to Archive a Google Classroom
How to Archive a Google Classroom
Please archive Google Classrooms from last year. This will clean up your dashboard and the students' dashboards.
Note: Teachers can still reuse posts from an archived class.
SMS and Elementary Teachers - Two Options to Create a New Google Classroom and Add Students Using Aeries:
SMS and Elementary Teachers - Two Options to Create a New Google Classroom and Add Students Using Aeries:
Go to classroom.google.com, click the + sign and create a new classroom. Next, go to Aeries and choose Add Website to add students to the class. (See #1 in screenshot below.)
OR
Go to Aeries and use the Create Google Classroom and choose Link. (See document above.)
How to Set Up a New Google Classroom
How to Set Up a New Google Classroom
This video demonstrates how to set up and use Google Classroom. If you are new to Google Classroom, this is a great video to watch! This video is good for in person and distance learning classrooms.
How to Copy a Google Classroom and Add Students
How to Copy a Google Classroom and Add Students
Teachers can copy a previous Google Classroom with all of the topics and assignments to use again!
This copy will not copy the students or the announcements, only the topics and assignments.
How to Reuse a Post in GClassroom
How to Reuse a Post in GClassroom
Want to reuse a post or assignment from another Google Classroom or from an archived class? This two-minute video will show you how!
Google Classroom from a Student View
Google Classroom from a Student View
Show this video to students to teach them how to turn in assignments in Google Classroom.
Google Classroom for Parents
Google Classroom for Parents
This video shows Google Classroom from a parent perspective and a student perspective. Good to share with parents.
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