1. Google Classroom Getting started with Google LMS.

2. Welcome to Classroom!

3. Introduction Easy set up Teachers can add students directly or share a code with their class to join. It takes just minutes to set up. Saves time The simple, paperless assignment workflow allows teachers to create, review, and grade assignments quickly, all in one place. Improves organization Students can see all of their assignments on an assignments page, and all class materials are automatically filed into folders in Google Drive. Enhances communication Classroom allows teachers to send announcements and start class discussions instantly. Students can share resources with each other or provide answers to questions on the stream. Affordable and secure Like the rest of Google Apps for Education services, Classroom contains no ads, never uses your content or student data for advertising purposes, and is free for schools.

4. Assignment Workflow Classroom weaves together Google Docs, Drive, and Gmail so teachers can create and collect assignments paperlessly. Within Classroom, teachers can create an assignment, use it in multiple classes, and choose how students complete the assignment (for example, whether each student receives an individual copy or all students work in the same copy of the assignment). The teacher can track who has completed the assignment and who hasn't, and provide feedback to individual students.

5. 5 Google Classroom Tips 1.Don’t click STUDENT first time in! 2.Keep all of your classes/sections separate. 3.Be specific when naming your classes. 4.Don’t mess around with the “Classroom” folder in Google Drive. 5.Don’t add items directly to the Drive folders created by Classroom.

6. Getting Started There are two ways to get to Google Classroom. ●Go to https://classroom.google.comhttps://classroom.google.com ●Log into your email & access through the apps button.

7. Setting up Classroom

8. Log in as a TEACHER!

9. Create your Classroom

10. ABOUT page

11. STUDENTS page

12. The STREAM Announcements Post information and attach resources (YouTube, Drive, files, links). Anyone can comment on and announcement. Great for adding communication and resources that are not attached to a due date or grades. Assignments Use for housing assignments with a due date. Can use a variety of ways to distribute information. YouTube, web links, Google Docs, files.

13. STREAM layout ●It is important to note that assignments and announcements placed in the stream will be placed in chronological order. ●The most recent postings will be placed at the top of the stream.

14. Creating Announcements ●Click the Plus ‘+’ button and choose Create Announcement. ●Type an announcement. ●Add files from Google Drive, YouTube, web links, or files from your computer. ●Copy to multiple classes if necessary ●Post your announcement

15. Creating Assignments ●Click the Plus ‘+’ button and choose Assignment. ●Give your assignment a title and instructions (optional). ●Set the due date. ●Attach files (Drive, Docs, YouTube, links). ●Copy assignment to multiple classes if necessary.

16. Create a Question Use Questions to quickly check for understanding, exit tickets, or class discussions. Questions can have a point value assigned to them. Students have the ability to view and reply to each other’s answers. ●Click the Plus ‘+’ button and choose Create Question ●Type the question. ●Add instruction (optional) ●Set the due date. ●Attach files (Drive, Docs, YouTube, links). ●Copy assignment to multiple classes if necessary.

17. Adding Google Documents If you are adding a document from Google Drive, specify how you would like it to be shared. Post your assignment.

18. Assignment Options When creating assignments, students will have two ways to turn an assignment in, depending on the type of file you have them working on. ●If the assignment is a document you attach through Google Drive ○Students will see a “TURN IN” button when they open their assignment. ●If the assignment is a web link, such as a Google Form ○Students will see a “MARK AS DONE” button to click in order to turn in their assignment.

19. Student Perspective

20. Student STREAM ●As a student, you will see your assignments. ●Assignment due dates. ●Comment section. To open an assignment, click “OPEN” button.

21. Student STREAM ●Once you have opened the assignment. ○Click the Document link. ○Your assignment will open in Google Docs.

22. Student Assignment turn-in ●Using Google Docs, Google Drawings, or files not using a web link as the assignment tool. ●In the Google Doc., click “Turn In”. ●A second screen will appear. ○Click “TURN IN” one more time.

23. Assignments Using Links ●Assignments using links will follow the same process as before, however instead of a “TURN IN” button, it will say ‘MARK AS DONE”. ●Open the assignment and click “MARK AS DONE”. ●A second screen will appear. ○Click “TURN IN” one more time.

24. Classroom Mobile App

25. Questions?