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This document provides an overview of Google Classroom and how to use its features from both a teacher and student perspective. It outlines how teachers can create classes, add students, post assignments and announcements, and grade work. It also explains how students can join classes, submit and view assignments, communicate with teachers, and access work through their Google Drive folders. The goal is to demonstrate how Classroom streamlines the educational process and facilitates paperless workflows and communication between teachers and students.

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Introduction Google Classroom PDF

This document provides an overview of Google Classroom and how to use its features from both a teacher and student perspective. It outlines how teachers can create classes, add students, post assignments and announcements, and grade work. It also explains how students can join classes, submit and view assignments, communicate with teachers, and access work through their Google Drive folders. The goal is to demonstrate how Classroom streamlines the educational process and facilitates paperless workflows and communication between teachers and students.

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Google Classroom

Classroom.Google.com
Welcome to Classroom Video
Objectives
❏ Participants will be able to:
❏ Create classes in Classroom
❏ Add students to classes
❏ Post assignments & announcements
❏ Grade assignments & provide feedback for students
❏ Explore the student & teacher Classroom features
Benefits of Classroom
SIMPLICITY Easy to setup & use

EFFICIENCY Simple, paperless assignment workflow

VISUAL APPEAL Intuitive, clean design

ORGANIZATION Organizes work for students & teacher

INTEGRATION Full integration with Google Drive

COMMUNICATION Enhances communication with students


Exploring Classroom
1. Teacher Perspective
❏ Creating & customizing a new class
❏ Adding students
❏ Digital workflow - assignments
❏ Digital communication- announcements & email
❏ Integration with Google Drive
Step 1: Create Classes
Click on the plus (+)
sign, and select
“create class.”
Enter the class name &
section number.
Repeat this step for
each class.
Once you have
created a folder for
all classes, your
home screen should
look similar to this
page.
In order to change the
theme of your class,
open one of your
classes & click,
“Change class theme.”
You may also customize
your class by adding
information & content to
your class “About” page.
Step 2: Add Students
Click on the name
of one of your
classes.
You have arrived at the
home screen of your
selected class. In order to
add students to your class,
click on “students.”
You may add students to
your class by clicking “ADD”
and manually selecting
each student.

Students may join your


class by using the class
code located here.
If you choose to add
students manually, select
the box next to the name of
each student in that
particular class.
Once you have selected all
the students in your class,
click “Add Students.”
Once you have added
students to your class, the
names of all students will be
listed under the “Students”
tab as shown.
Step 3: Create Announcements &
Assignments
In order to post an
announcement, click
“Announcement” on the
Stream.
When posting an
announcement, you may
select multiple classes to
receive the announcement.
In order to post an
assignment, click
“Assignment” on the
Stream.
Once you have posted
the assignment,
students will be able to
access it on their class
Stream.
You will also be able to
see how many students
have turned in the
assignment on your
stream.
You may also review
the assignment details
and assignment status
for each individual
student.
After students turn in
the assignment, the
teacher will be notified.
You may leave
feedback for students
on their individual
assignments upon
return.
In addition to feedback,
you may also assign
grades to each student
assignment.
Step 4: Integrate with
Google Drive
Classroom creates a
Google Drive folder for
each created class.
Every class folder will
include subfolders for
every assignment
created. Students’
submitted assignments
will go directly to the
assignment folder.
Exploring Classroom
2. Student Perspective
❏ Joining a new class
❏ DIgital workflow - complete & submit assignments
❏ Digital communication - discussion & email
❏ Integration with Drive
Step 1: Join Classes
Students can easily navigate
between classes by using
the menu button.

In order to join a
class, students can
accept the
invitation sent by
his or her teacher,
or can enter the
class code.
The menu button will
allow students to
navigate between
classes, check
assignments, or
change settings.
Step 2: Submit Assignments
The students’
home screen will
display the names
of all their classes,
teachers, &
upcoming
assignments.
The “Assignments” page will
keep track of past and
upcoming assignments.

Students may go to the


“Assignments” page in order
to view upcoming
assignments for all classes.
Students can also
access, complete, and
turn in their
assignments from the
class Stream.
Once the teacher has
graded and returned the
submitted assignment,
the student may access
his or her grade on the
“Assignments” page.
Step 3: Communicate
Students can post
comments,
attachments, YouTube
videos, and links directly
to the class Stream.
Students may
communicate directly
with the teacher on
assignments using the
comment feature.
Step 4: Integrate with Google
Drive
Classroom
automatically creates a
Google Drive folder for
each class.

Students & teachers


may access the Google
Drive folder in
Classroom on the
“About” page.
Students may also
access Classroom
folders from Google
Drive.
Students may attach
files from Google Drive or
create an assignment in
Google Drive from
Classroom.
Additional Resources
● Classroom Help Center
● Introduction to Google Classroom Article
● Teacher & Student Classroom Point of View Video
● Introduction to Google Classroom Video
Jennifer Keigher
St. Anne Community High School

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