Stepping Up to Google Classroom: 50 Steps for Beginners to Get Started

Length: 58 pages
Edition: 1
Language: English
Publisher: Dave Burgess Consulting
Publication Date: 2020-04-08
ISBN-10: 1951600142
ISBN-13: 9781951600143
Sales Rank: #1277998 (See Top 100 Books)

In this Stepping Up to Google Classroom, Google education experts Alice Keeler and Kim Mattina give you the tools you’ll need to ensure that your first foray into blended learning is a successful one—for you and your students. This book empowers educators to take the leap into the digital classroom with confidence and purpose. By guiding readers through 50 straightforward and accessible steps and offering a host of tips for customization, it ensures that teachers with all levels of tech comfortability can make the most of Google Classroom’s powerful tools.

Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Introduction
1. Access Google Classroom
2. Create a Class
3. View the Stream
4. Go to the Settings Cog
5. Set Grading Categories
6. Create and Plan Out Topics
7. Get Your Files into Google Drive
8. Review the Create Button
9. Add a Class Resources Topic
10. Number Your Titles
11. Ask a Question
12. Create a Nondigital Assignment
13. Create an Assignment for Multiple Classes
14. Assign to Selected Students
15. Explore the Three Lines Menu
16. Post an Announcement
17. Display the Class Code
18. Discuss Digital Etiquette and Classroom Expectations
19. Students Mark as Done
20. Return to the Classwork Page
21. Students Create Their Own Documents
22. Students Add Additional Files
23. Students Turn In Work
24. Locating Student Work
25. Use the Feedback Tool
26. Leave Assignment Feedback with Private Comments
27. Announce when Feedback Is Given
28. Assign a Private Comments Exit Ticket
29. Assign a Score
30. Return Student Work
31. Return to the Stream
32. Students Unsubmit Their Work
33. View Submission History
34. Link to Digital Quizzes
35. Have Students Submit Screenshots
36. You Want Google Forms
37. Try Quizlet Diagrams
38. Check the To-Do List
39. Save an Assignment as a Draft
40. Schedule an Assignment
41. Reuse an Assignment from Another Class
42. Collaborating in Classroom
43. Use Version History
44. Students Submit the Link to Their Slides
45. Install the Google Classroom App
46. Create a Copy per Student
47. Use Google Slides
48. Create a Feedback Conversation
49. Manage Email Notifications
50. Add a Co-Teacher
Google Classroom Updates
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
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