Understanding Google Classroom

Google Classroom is used primarily to...

• Publish and share teaching and learning Materials

• Information, Communication and Assessment

• Facilitate student learning and collaboration

• as Learning Management System for an Online Classroom

• All of the above

What do you need to open your own google classroom as a teacher?

• Money

• The Class Code

• A Password

• Gmail Address

What do students need in order to join your Google Classroom?

• Password

• Teacher's email address

• Teacher's phone number

• Class Code

Students can be added to a Classroom like this . . . 

• Students can enter the class code
• Any of the teachers can add students individually
• Students can be added en-masse if they are in Groups
• All of These

True or False:

You can add a co-teacher, student teacher or long term sub to your Google Classroom?

• True

• False

Adding another teacher to your Google Classroom Class, can be done by....

• Asking the teacher in person

• Asking the teacher to create a class

• Go to 'people' bar and click + sign next to "teacher" section

• Giving the teacher a class code

This "+" button allows you to do what?

• Invite students to your class

• Create/Join a class

• Invite parents to your class

• Add a teacher to your class

The 3 horizontal lines (Menu button) pictured here provides you with...

• Only a list of the classes you are enrolled in

• Only a list of the classes you teach

• A list of your students enrolled in Google Classroom

• Your Classes, Calendar, To-Do list, Archived Classes & Settings

Which tab is best to navigate to in order to organize your content in Google Classroom?

• Stream

• Classwork

• People

• Grades

The "Stream" will display your posts in what type of order?

• Chronological (Most Recent to Oldest Posts)

• Alphabetical

• In any order you wish

• In the order of when your assignments are due