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Student Google Classroom Start Guide

by admin | Jan 4, 2020 | Beginner, Classroom, Google

Get Students Started with Google Classroom I was helping a friend set up their Google Classroom and created a Google Doc to help the students navigate getting started with Google Classroom. Get a Copy of the Student Guide Customize the Google Doc The Google Doc has a...

Google Classroom: Duplicate the Tab

by admin | Dec 30, 2019 | Chrome, Classroom, Google

Duplicate Your Chrome Tab One of the joys of using cloud based products is that you can have the same document open multiple times. I find it very helpful to have the same Google Classroom class open in multiple tabs. Email info@alicekeeler.com to bring Alice Keeler...

Google Classroom: SHORTCUT to To-do

by admin | Dec 9, 2019 | Ability, Advanced, Classroom, Google

Get to the To-do List Faster One of the advantages to using an online platform like Google Classroom is it is faster to review student work. However, it is not faster if you do not know they have work to review. To-Do in the Menu In the upper left of Google Classroom...

5 Things You May Not Know About Google Classroom

by admin | Nov 18, 2019 | Classroom, Google, Intermediate

5 Hidden Elements of Google Classroom As with any platform, there are things to understand that are not a button to click on. Knowing how Google Classroom works with Google Drive and how it interacts with students can help you to better use Classroom. Join an online...

Google Classroom: Duplicate the Tab

by admin | Nov 7, 2019 | Advanced, Chrome, Classroom, Google

View Two of the Same Class One trick I do in Google Classroom is have at least 2 of the same class in different tabs. Even when I have fast internet it can still be slow for Google Classroom to post assignments or return student work. Right Click on Tab If you use...

The Office is on Fire – Claim, Evidence, and Elaboration

by admin | Oct 5, 2019 | Classroom, Google, Intermediate, Lesson Design, Slides, templates

ELA Lesson: Claim, Evidence, and Elaboration The art of the lesson plan is knowing your students and creating an engaging lesson for the students you actually teach. This is the problem with pre-made lessons from the publisher, they don’t know your students. An...