Google Classroom
Google Classroom was designed with the goal of saving teachers and students time by organizing assignments and class content in one, easy-to-access, online space. With Google Classroom, teachers can create an online classroom, invite students to the class and then create and distribute assignments. Within Google Classroom, students and teachers can have conversations about the assignments, students can respond to questions, parents can view what is happening with their student in the Google Classroom, and more!
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Google Classroom Teacher View vs. Student View
Learn to Use Google Classroom!
- Google Classroom Teacher Guide by Jenna Conan Simpson
- Google for Education: Getting Started with Google Classroom
- Google Classroom Help Center
- Video Series - How to Use Google Classroom by Eric Curts
- FREE Self-paced Course - Making the Most of Your Google Classroom
- 11 Things to Start with in Google Classroom
- The Beginners Guide to Google Classroom
Grading and Returning Assignments
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The Google Classroom Help Center has more information about grading and returning assignments.
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Using Rubrics in Google Classroom
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The Google Classroom Help Center has more information about using Rubrics. If you want to create rubrics using Google Sheets, you must use this template.
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Create a Quiz in Google Classroom Using the Quiz Assignment
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The Google Classroom Help Center has more information about creating and using quizzes in Google Classroom.
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Differentiation with Google Classroom
Using Google Classroom for Online Teaching by John Sowash
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1. Create a NEW course (don't reuse your existing course)
2. Combine your students into one section (in most situations) 3. Organize your content by weeks, not units (better for self-paced learning) 4. Enable posting and commenting (it's not as scary as it sounds) 5. Put your face in the course (you won't like it, but it's important!) ~John Sowash |