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Google Classroom
Google Classroom
Google Classroom, along with Gmail, is the preferred way of communicating with students for completing tasks and assignments during in-person and distance learning periods. Also, Check out the TIPS for your Google Classroom below:
Google Classroom, along with Gmail, is the preferred way of communicating with students for completing tasks and assignments during in-person and distance learning periods. Also, Check out the TIPS for your Google Classroom below:
TEACHERS
TEACHERS
Quick Tutorial with the BASICS:
Quick Tutorial with the BASICS:
Set up your first Google Classroom, the main features you'll be using, and some tips and tricks. You will learn how to:
Create a classroom
Share messages
Create assignments
Create class questions
Add materials
Organize content
And more!
More from the Google for Education Teacher Center:
More from the Google for Education Teacher Center:
AND For those who want a step by step guide:
AND For those who want a step by step guide:
The Google Classroom Quick-Start Guide ebook.pdfGoogle Classroom Cheat Sheet for Teachers by Shake Up Learning.pdfPARENTS
PARENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
Google Classroom Cheat Sheet for Students by Shake Up Learning.pdfInfo-graphic Quick Guide BASICS:
Info-graphic Quick Guide BASICS:
Student-Quick-Sheet-to-Google-Classroom.pdfTips for your Google Classroom & other Google Apps
Tips for your Google Classroom & other Google Apps
Attendance
Attendance
Here's one option to minimize legwork on your part for taking attendance during each live session: the Question feature in Google Classroom. It lets you create a prompt or question for all (or selected) students to answer. You can begin each class with a digital "do now" that doubles as a time-stamped attendance indicator or a simple "Respond to this for your attendance to count" prompt. This is also a great tool for formative assessments and quick discussions.
Google Classroom Quizzes in "locked" mode using Google Forms
Google Classroom Quizzes in "locked" mode using Google Forms
You can give assessments via Google Classroom in "locked" mode, which will prevent students from opening other tabs while taking the assessment. To do this, create an assignment and choose "Quiz assignment." You'll have to create your assignment using a GoogleForm, which takes a little work, but it's a great feature to enforce academic integrity in these remote times.
Changing Notifications from Google Classroom
Changing Notifications from Google Classroom
This guide teaches you how to adjust e-mail notifications from your Google Classrooms, including how to stop all notifications or just receive them for specific events or classes.
Adding Guardians
Adding Guardians
You can also add students and guardians directly to your classes, rather than sending out codes and relying on students to enter them. Jump to 47 seconds in for the tutorial on how.
A HyperDoc is a digital document—such as a Google Doc—where all components of a learning cycle have been pulled together into one central hub. Within a single document, students are provided with hyperlinks to all of the resources they need to complete that learning cycle.
Teaching Tech Together website and HyperDocs website have many examples, templates, and strategies on implementing HyperDocs in your remote classroom.
Thanks Kirk Young for your suggestions!
Making a PDF Editable to Share in Google Classroom
Making a PDF Editable to Share in Google Classroom
Do you have a bunch of PDF lessons saved but you aren't able to type on them and share with students through Google Classroom? Now you can with this tech hack!
Create Sorting Activities with Google Drawings or Slides
Create Sorting Activities with Google Drawings or Slides
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