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50 Things You Can Do with Google Classroom

✍ Scribed by Alice Keeler; Libbi Miller


Year
2015
Tongue
English
Leaves
74
Category
Library

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✦ Synopsis


A thorough overview of the Google Classroom App.

✦ Table of Contents


  1. Make class announcements --
    2. Share resources --
    3. Keep multiple files in an assignment --
    4. Create a lesson --
    5. Go paperless --
    6. Easily view student submissions --
    7. Simplify the turn in process --
    8. Protect privacy --
    9. Encourage classroom collaboration --
    10. Reduce cheating --
    11. Create a discussion --
    12. Organize assignments with due dates --
    13. Feedback before students submit --
    14. Email students --
    15. Notify students who may need help --
    16. Assignment Q & A --
    17. Create an Ad Hoc playlist --
    18. Email feedback --
    19. Create folders --
    20. Link directly to student work --
    21. Collect data --
    22. Share with multiple classes --
    23. Collaborative note-taking --
    24. Display student work --
    25. One student, one slide --
    26. Target parent phone calls --
    27. Polling --
    28. Share a document with the class --
    29. Know who edits a collaborative document --
    30. Link to a website --
    31. Peer feedback --
    32. After-hours help --
    33. Distribute notes --
    34. Sharing informal learning --
    35. Email the teacher --
    36. Eliminate schlepping papers home --
    37. Student projects --
    38. Have one place for all files --
    39. Document digital work --
    40. Students create Google docs --
    41. Clearly identify student work --
    42. View assignments --
    43. Collaborate with peers (PLCs) --
    44. Virtual office hours --
    45. Virtual faculty meetings --
    46. Streamline counseling --
    47. Observe another classroom --
    48. Watch students do homework --
    49. Share student samples --
    50. Provide choices --
    51. Reuse a post --
    52. Use Google forms --
    53. Create an exit ticket --
    54. View student work --
    55. View submission history --
    56. Increase critical thinking --
    57. View student submissions --
    58. Keep guardians up to date --
    59. Link to an assignment --
    60. Manage classes --
    Conclusion.

✦ Subjects


Educational technology;Internet in education;Internet programming;Web sites--Design;Web sites -- Design


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