Google Classroom Expectations

What is Google Classroom

• A real room where kids meet to study

• An online virtual classroom where your assignments, meetings, and other announcements are posted

• A Zoom meeting

• A website to check once in a while

How often do you check your Google classroom?

• Once a week

• Once every morning

• Every morning before homeroom and every afternoon when school is over

• Frequently throughout the day

You should check your gmail several times a day

• True

• False

How do you submit work in Google classroom?

• Attach documents, videos, or clear images to the assignment

• Make a copy of the assignment, then click "turn in" when it is done

• "Share" the document with your teacher

• Write it on paper, then take a fuzzy picture of it and upload it.

You can unsubmit your work and change it any time

• True, you always have the option to edit your work

• False, once the due date has passed, you need to ask your teacher to return it if you want to make changes

When you did not understand your assignment you should

• Just leave it blank and turn it in anyway

• Immediately email your teacher saying you need help

• Read all the instructions carefully a few times before deciding to message your teacher asking for help

• Ignore the assignment and pretend you did not see it

• Post a comment on the assignment (if this is allowed in your class) asking your classmates what they did to get started

Once your work has been scored and returned to you...

• You keep it. It lives in your Google drive now.

• You resubmit it.

• You read any comments your teacher made, they may ask you to re-do some parts of the work and resubmit it.

• Mark it as "Done"

You need to check for new assignments and announcements for each of your 7 classes every day

• False

• True

The Google classroom comment feature is for

• Saying hi to all your new classmates or asking everyone how they are doing

• Commenting on the assignment, for instance if you think there is a mistake in the instructions

• Asking for clarification from your classmates and teacher

• Offering suggestions to help others with some part of the assignment

Everyone can see my work when I turn it in and I might get embarrassed

• True, like in Seesaw your classmates can see everything you post

• False, your classmates can only see their own work