- Sign in to your Google Account
- Go to classroom.google.com
What is Google Classroom
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Accessing Google Classroom
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HIGHLIGHTS
Creating a Class
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- Select "Teacher" role if prompted
- Click the
button at the top right to create a new class
Adding Students to a Class
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- Invite students by email address
- Share your class's unique self-enrollment code with students
- Create multiple classes, each with its own unique enrollment code
Viewing the Stream Page
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- Post updates about assignments
- Post and respond to student comments
- Get updates on posted items
Viewing the Classwork Page
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- Post materials
- Create assignments
- Create quizzes
- Access your Google Classroom Drive folder
- Use topics to organize classwork and assignments
Viewing the People Page
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- Students can email teachers and other students
- Teachers can view, email, remove, or mute any student
- Email parents and guardians
Viewing the Grades Page
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- View all graded assignments
- Review assignments and class average
- Return assignments to students
Creating Assignments
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Click the Create button to:
- Create an assignment
- Post materials
- Create a quiz
- Use a previously created resource
Providing Feedback and Grades
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- Access assignment work under the Student Work tab
- Double click to view work in the Grading Tool
- Use the arrows to switch between work
- Return work using check boxes
Reviewing the Basics
Google Classroom
Now that we've gone over some of the basics of Google Classroom, let's review.
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Now that we've gone over some of the basics of Google Classroom, let's review.
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Test your knowledgeReviewing the Basics
Reviewing the Basics
Reviewing the Basics
Great job! Now you know the basics of Google Classroom.
HERE'S WHAT YOU LEARNED TODAY:
- What Google Classroom is
- How to access Google Classroom
- How to create a class and add students
- How to use Google Classroom pages
- How to create assignments
- How to provide feedback and grades
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