I continued my organizational practices, students were able to move online without much trouble. Because they knew where to find the information, they could keep up. Because they could see how what we did was linked to the curriculum, they were reminded that learning continued.
How to Update Student Google Sides If you have a Google Slides PER STUDENT in an assignment in Google Classroom you may want to update the students slides. You could open each students slides and copy paste new slides. OR you can use my Add-on Reuse GC to push slides to students slides to update them. Reuse GC Add-on The… Read More »FREE – pushSlides to Update Student Slides in Google Classroom
If you add a Google Form to a Google Classroom assignment and the student fills out the Form it will automatically mark the assignment as done in Google Classroom. Only if the Google Form is the only attachment. Only Attachment When making a Google Classroom assignment you have an Add button and a Create button. You can use this ONLY… Read More »Auto Submit Google Classroom from Google Form
Use the Google Classroom class code to allow students to join the Google Classroom class. Class Header The class code is located in the class header. Students can not locate the code in the header, this is only in teacher view. Use the broken square next to the code to display the code. Class General Settings Go to the settings… Read More »Google Classroom: Find the Class Code
Guest post by Melody McAllister Many times when we ask our students questions, we encounter a problem: the same students answer and the same students stay quiet. Unfortunately, we often end up calling on those same students because of timing issues, under evaluation and we need to prove that mastery is happening, or we don’t even realize we just called… Read More »Asking Questions in Google Classroom by @mjmcalliwrites
If you have a list of emails for your students in Google Classroom it is easy to add them all at once! Copy List of Emails Take your list of emails and copy them. Notice I have a list of email addresses in a Google Sheets spreadsheet. I highlight ALL the names and use Control C to copy. People Tab… Read More »Google Classroom: Paste a List of Students
There are a million legitimate reasons a student needs an extension on an assignment. “Keeler, I have a dentist appointment on Friday can I turn it in on Monday instead?” and of course we say “sure.” But the problem is Google Classroom doesn’t get the memo. If a student does not turn in work by the due date in Classroom… Read More »Google Classroom: Give Students More Time
Creating Topics on the Classwork Page Google Classroom is designed to be organized on the Classwork page with topics. On the Classwork page, click on the Create button to choose “Topic.” Topics can only show 10 items at a time. Additional assignments and materials are hidden under “View more.” This can be a challenge if you are using the same… Read More »Tip: Create a New Class in Google Classroom
Students can locate a list of their work in Google Classroom by clicking on “View assignments” from classroom.google.com on the class tile. However, this only shows upcoming assignments with a due date within the week. To locate assignments without a due date or due outside of the week students should click on the clipboard icon on the tile to open… Read More »Google Classroom: Students Find a List of Their Work
In Google Classroom students see either a “Mark as done” button or a “Turn in” button. The difference is whether or not the student is submitting an attachment. No attachment = “Mark as done.” Notice in the animation below that the student has a “Mark as done” button and once a document was added to the assignment the button transformed… Read More »Google Classroom: Call it Submit Button
Google Forms is the best thing since sliced bread. It will take you LESS time to copy and paste your Google Doc activity into Google Forms than it will to open each student Google Doc. Adding a Google Form to Google Classroom is easy, simply click the “Create” button when making an assignment and choose “Form.” Note: Do NOT use… Read More »Find Google Form Responses in Google Classroom
Mark Loundy has been on top of reporting how the new Meet integration works in Google Classroom. Follow him on Twitter: @markloundy He’s the guy to ask for Meet questions!!! Super helpful. Check out his short video on using video chat Meet in Google Classroom. I just created a three-minute video instructing teachers how to use and manage Meet within… Read More »Using Meet in Google Classroom by @markloundy
You can add a co-teacher to Google Classroom by going to the People tab and clicking the add person icon in the Teachers section. Co-teachers have all the privileges of a teacher except the ability to delete a class. Student Files The way Google Classroom works is when a file is added to Google Classroom as “Make a copy for… Read More »The Woes of Co-Teaching Email Notifications in Google Classroom
Google Classroom and Microsoft Teams allows you to add a rubric to an assignment. You can also share your rubrics with other teachers. Google Classroom Create an assignment in Google Classroom with a rubric. Locate the assignment on the Stream. Click on the stripe to expand the preview of the assignment. FROM THE PREVIEW find the rubric indicator and click… Read More »Sharing Rubrics in Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams
After opening a student document from Google Classroom it opens in the Feedback tool. Notice the arrows along the top that go to the next student… alphabetically. Instead, click on the tiny triangle in the student chooser bar and sort by “Status.” Now when you use the arrows to move to the next student it moves to the next student… Read More »Google Classroom: Sort Attachments by Status