Launching

Google Classroom

in your School

Today

● What is GC?

● What is GC not?

● How have we launched it at my school?

● Let’s go live!

● 31 things you can do now

● 7 excellent resources

The truth is….

GC is a learning management system, with minimal gradebook

● 1 Teacher per class

● Additional teachers need to sign up as students

● Parents can access via the unique code

GC is a learning management system

GC is a learning management system

GC is a learning management system

GC is a learning management system

GC is a learning management system

All files auto-saved to DRIVE

All files auto-saved to DRIVE

Let’s go live!

1. Set up a class

2. Invited all

teachers

3. Loaded an

assignment

4. Shared a file -

auto-individual

5. Received

assignments

6. Graded &

returned with

comment

7. Downloaded

assignment data

OK! Let’s check it

out now...

Let’s go live!

LIVE

BO

OM

Thanks Alice Keeler

1. Sharing Resources: document, video or link

2. Create a Lesson: build and attach multiple

documents, links and videos

3. Make Class Announcements:

4. Go Paperless: assign a template, a copy for

each student and gives them a turn in button

5. Simplify the Turn In Process: eliminate the

share function

6. Protect Privacy: restricts access to the teacher

and the individual student

7. Create a Discussion

8. Organize Assignments with Due Dates

Thanks Alice Keeler

9. Capture the Middle of the Process: being a

coach - all of the students work into a folder -

insert comments and guide

10. Email Students: email everyone at once

11. Notify Students Who May Need Help: Google

Classroom show you who has and has not

completed an assignment. Send an email

notification providing tips for success and

encouraging the student to work on the

assignment.

12. Assignment Q&A

13. Create Playlists

14. Email Feedback

Thanks Alice Keeler

15. Create Folders now done automatically

16. Link Directly: student work accessible directly

from Google Classroom

17. Easily View Student Submission: Google

Classroom clearly counts how many students

have and have not submitted an assignment.

18. Collect Data: Google Form

19. Share with Multiple Classes

20. Collaborative Note Taking: collaboratively take

notes - easily accessible by the other students

21. Display Student Work: link to student work in

your Classroom Google Drive folder

Thanks Alice Keeler

22. One Student One Slide

23. Target Parent Phone Calls: did not complete

24. Polling: write their name on a Google Doc

25. Know Who Edits a Collaborative Document:

26. Link to a Website: type in a web address correctly

27. After Hours Help

28. Peer Feedback: insert comments on other students slides

29. Distribute Notes: then focus on discussing

30. Sharing Informal Learning: Students are able to share

pictures, Google Docs, YouTube videos or links with the class.

31. Email the Teacher: icon

Resources

● www.alicekeeler.com

● www.shakeuplearning.com/blog

● www.edudemic.com

● connectedclassrooms.withgoogle.com

● www.edsurge.com/google-classroom

● googleforeducation.blogspot.com

● plus.google.com/communities/10259549407

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Join the revolution!