6 Uses for Google Classroom Ask a Question
6 Ways to Ask A Question in Google Classroom One reason I love Google Classroom is how easy it is. If you’ve ever sent an
Use Google Classroom to build relationships, provide more students a voice, and choice. Technology provides opportunities that are difficult or impossible to recreate with traditional paper methods. However, paperless is not a pedagogy. Being paperless does not improve learning. Use paper when appropriate and extend learning opportunities with digital resources when appropriate. Taking paper tasks and making them digital (ie: writing on a PDF worksheet) does not improve learning and can be worse for learning since it was designed for paper. Use paper for paper tasks. Use technology to do what paper can not do.
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Google Classroom: Exit Suggestion Mode
Switch From Suggesting Edits to Editing In Google Classroom, if you open a student document from Classroom it opens in the Feedback tool. For Google
Google Classroom: Class Code Badge
To share your class code for Google Classroom I created a template in Google Draw. Make a copy of the template and type the class
Google Classroom: Work with Other Schools – Whitelist a Domain
Google Classroom participants are restricted to the domain. This means that in order to use Google Classroom you must be signed in with your school
Google Classroom: Short Term Goal Setting
Have Students Set Goals One researcher I particularly admire is Carol Dweck from Stanford (and author of the best selling book Mindsets.) One of the
Google Classroom: Find Classes Faster
Google Classroom: Find Classes Faster The class tiles are fixed in the order you created them. I have 2 hacks for helping you to locate
Student Guide to Collaborative Google Slides
An easy way to have students start collaborating is to use Google Slides. Do not feel you need to create templates for students for every
Google Classroom: Do Not Go Digital
Recently I was in a teacher’s classroom and she was showing off these awesome geometry town projects her students had created. She gleefully told me
Spark Student Creativity And Build Critical Skills With Adobe Spark + Google Classroom
Adobe for Education provides Adobe Spark for FREE to build student creativity.
Unleash the Power: A Quick Look at Google Classroom for the iPad
By Holly Clark Digital workflow has long been a problem for those trying to incorporate digital products into their classrooms. That was until Google Apps
Google Classroom: Giving Quiet Students a Voice
Providing students an opportunity to initially respond digitally allows more student participation and gives every student a voice.
digital class discussion
Google Forms: Link to Next Activity
Use the Confirmation Text in Google Forms What do students do AFTER they complete the Google Form? Take advantage of the confirmation text to direct
Google Docs: Mark As Graded
When assessing student work done in Google Docs it can be a challenge to know which student documents you have looked at and which ones
Time’s Up for Breakout Room: Google Slides Hack
When students are in a breakout room you may want to have each group have a Google Slides for them to organize their conversations and
Google Classroom: Turn in Group Work with a Google Form
Yes, students should be collaborating. G Suite is designed around collaboration so this makes students working together a lot easier. Weirdly, Google Classroom is not
Google Classroom: Grading with Zero or One
Google Classroom allows you organize and assign work to students. Classroom works as a digital dropbox to allow students to submit their digital work to the
Google Classroom: Link to an Assignment
If you have assignments that are ongoing, such as a journal, or assignments you want to refer back to, try linking to the previous assignment.
Google Classroom: Assess Student Work FASTER [infographic]
Link to Infographic in Google Draw Having a good workflow for assessing student work is essential. Here is my workflow for giving feedback through Google
Submitting Photos to Google Classroom
Have Students Use their Webcam to Submit Work As Jon Corippo says “Everything is digital when you can take a picture of it.” You can
Google Classroom: Star Your Templates
When creating assignments in Google Classroom as “Make a copy for each student” a copy of the document is made for each student… with the
Google Classroom: Hold Down the Control Key
Hold Down the Control Key Here is a handy digital literacy tip, hold down the Control key when you click on a link. (Command key
Google Classroom: Start with Gmail and Let it Load
It’s rare for a school to have what I would describe as “Awesome Internet Speeds.” Even at my house where I have super fast internet
Duplicate the Chrome Tab for Google Classroom
Duplicate the Chrome Tab for Google Classroom One of the joys of using cloud based products is that you can have the same document open
Google Classroom: Schedule That Assignment
Note: This post contains screenshots from the old version of Google Classroom. This works essentially the same except that you will now go to the
Google Classroom: TemplateTab for Groups
Students Collaborating on a Spreadsheet Students working in the same spreadsheet, yes please. If you have students doing collaborative work on a spreadsheet my Add-on
Google Classroom: Student Did Not Mark As Done: RETURN IT
UPDATE: Fall 2018 Google Classroom did a major redesign. Now when you return student work without a score the student’s assignment is returned to the
Pear Deck for You!
Win a One Year Subscription to Pear Deck It’s pretty universal, seeing Pear Deck and falling in love. It allows for making interactive lessons. Not
NEW! Google Classroom Comment Bank
Google Classroom Improves Feedback Workflow Yesterday Google Classroom gave a pretty major update to the Google Classroom BETA. Now when you click on student work
Google Classroom: UNCHECK Duplicate Attachments
Google Classroom just updated to allow you to reuse a post. I have already used this feature about 5 million times already. When reusing an
Bulk Send Missing Assignments List for Google Classroom
For Google Classroom you can bulk send missing assignments using Schoolytics.com. This is free for teachers and a huge time saver!
