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Google Classroom for Teaching and Learning

Lessons, videos, and channels to enhance distance learning

GOOGLE CLASSROOM GUIDE FOR PARENTS IN MULTIPLE LANGUAGES

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Google Classroom Tutorial Videos:

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We thank our colleagues at the NYC RBERN for passing these resources along. 

Google Classroom-"Classroom helps students and teachers organize assignments, boost collaboration, and foster better communication."

"Quick Start" Videos - These 3-5 minute mini-lessons are designed to give a "just the facts" overview of setting up your classes in Google Classroom.

Video #1 - How do I access Google Classroom and create my classes?

Video #2 - How do I add students to my Google Classroom courses?

Video #3 - How do I create and assign Classwork to my students?

Video #4 - How do I use the Classroom Stream?

Video #5 - How do I access and adjust the Classroom Settings?

Video #6 - How do I add a Google Meet link to my stream to add live video?

Next Steps:  Click here for information on building your online classroom curriculum

Videos provided by:St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES Instructional Resources 
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Google Meet- Google Hangouts Meet is Google's video conferencing software, provided as part of G Suite for Education. Features have been expanded to a limit of 250 participants and hosts may video record.

Google Applied Digital Skills Google Applied Digital Skills is a free, online curriculum that can be used remotely or in the classroom. Project-based units help students practice basic digital skills using Google's G Suite for Education apps. Students watch step-by-step video tutorials, pausing to complete activities. A teacher dashboard manages student assignments and progress, and the curriculum is aligned with ISTE Standards for Students.

Students must connect to a teacher's class using a code. Though the curriculum is self-paced, the lessons encourage collaboration and peer mentorship; some activities require teamwork. There is more than 100 hours of curriculum, including lessons such as Research and Develop a Topic, where students develop tests for credible sources; and Plan and Budget, where students collect and analyze data.  For example, the If-Then Adventure Story unit fits easily into a creative writing class, but would also be a good project for a history class where students use real events to envision alternative histories.