Mastering Google Classroom for Effective Online Teaching

As a Level 1 & 2 Google Certified Educator and Trainer, I, Jana Gerard, offer guidance on creating, organizing, and managing Google Classroom effectively. Learn how to create classes, invite students, assign coursework, grade, communicate, and more. Access practical tips and step-by-step instructions to optimize your online teaching experience.

• Google Classroom
• Online Teaching
• Google Certification
• Educational Technology
• Learning Specialist

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1. Google Certification Module 10 Level 1

2. How to create a class & join classes How to invite students to join a class How to use class codes to have students join classes How to create, organize, and assign coursework How to grade and return work How to communicate with students inside Classroom

3. Hello! I am Jana Gerard and I am a Level 1 & Level 2 Google Certified Educator as well as a Google Certified Trainer. I am also the Learning Specialist in charge of the IDEA Studio and I am here to help you become a Google Certified Educator. You can reach me at jgerard@lindenwood.eduor find me on Twitter @JanaGerard

4. Google Classroom

5. Go to Classroom through your waffle in Drive The first time you use Google Classroom you have to pick Student or Teacher To create or join classes click on the plus sign in the upper right corner If joining, click Join then enter your code If creating, click Create then enter your class information

6. Invite students Click on People (top of page in the middle) Click on the Share symbol Enter email then click Invite Join with a class code Click on Stream Click on About Click on to enlarge code

7. Click on Classwork Click on CREATE Use Topics to organize assignments & materials into modules Post Assignment, Quiz, Question, Material, Create Topic, or Reuse Post

8. For allows you to assign to more than one class at a time. All students allows you to assign work to specific students or groups. Title is the name of the assignment. Instructions Points can be 0 to 100. Can assign date and time. Topic allows you to pick your module for your assignment. You can assign work from your desktop, Drive, YouTube, or a URL. Click on Assignment

9. Click on Assign It can be Assign(ed) immediately OR It can be Schedule(d) OR It can be Save(d as a) draft to assign later

10. An important note about sharing materials or assigning work in Classroom There are three options for sharing Students can view file Students can edit file Make a copy for each student Students can edit file means the whole class has ONE collaborative document that EVERYONE is typing on!

11. To Grade Click on the assignment (in Classwork) Click on VIEW ASSIGNMENT Click on an assignment that has been turned in and add comments if you wish To Return Click on Return

12. Click on People Scroll to student you wish to email Click on the three dots on the right hand side of the box with their name Click on Email student Click on Stream (message whole class) Type a message in the top box and hit Enter

13. Practice Tasks Classroom Practice Tasks

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