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How to Share and Upload Files in the Google Classroom Stream

Google Classroom’s Stream is the central hub where teachers and students can post updates, announcements, and resources. Sharing and uploading files here is an easy way to keep your class informed and engaged. Here’s how to do it.

For Teachers: Uploading and Sharing Files

Log into Google Classroom and select your class. On the "Stream" page, look for the "Share something with your class" box. Type a message to provide context (e.g., “Here’s the study guide!”). To upload a file, click the paperclip icon below the text box. You can choose from several options: upload a file from your computer (e.g., a PDF or image), attach a Google Drive file, or add a link. After selecting your file, decide how students will interact with it—options include "Students can view" (read-only), "Students can edit" (collaborative), or "Make a copy for each student" (individual copies). Click "Post" to share it instantly. Your file will appear in the Stream, accessible to all enrolled students.

For Students: Sharing in the Stream

Students can post to the Stream if the teacher enables this permission. Follow the same steps: type a message, attach a file via the paperclip, and post. This is great for submitting quick updates or sharing resources with classmates.

Tips

Files uploaded to the Stream are stored in the class’s Google Drive folder, keeping everything organized. Use clear titles and instructions to ensure students understand the content. This method fosters communication and resource-sharing effortlessly within Google Classroom.

This approach keeps your class connected and your materials accessible directly from the Stream!