Google Classroom Tips
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Google Classroom Tip #9: Assignment Status
Being organized is the key to teachers keeping their sanity. With Classroom, you can quickly check how many students turned in an assignment as ... -
Google Classroom Tip #8: Archive Classes Not in Use
After all of the hard work of creating classrooms, posts, and assignments; a lot of educators think that it is best to delete a ... -
Google Classroom Tip #7: Appointment Book
Being a teacher is a tough job. Add the invisible hours that no one but educators and their families know about, and the position ... -
Google Classroom Tip #6: Have Your Students to Create Animations
Did you know that you can have students create stop-motion animations in Google Slides to tell stories, explain math problems, or recreate an event? ... -
Google Classroom Tip #5: Align Curriculum
Imagine this. You are a curriculum coordinator who has been informed of the unexpected release of new state standards in the subject area of ... -
Google Classroom Tip #4: After School Program Management
Back when I was a teacher, I worked for an after school program that was plagued by mismanagement and communication issues. The administration seemed ... -
Google Classroom Tip #3: Add and Pass Activities
Are you a teacher in search of interactive reading activities for your students? Well, you are in luck, as I have one to share. ... -
Google Classroom Tip #2: Activity Logs
You may think that the Google Classroom can’t be applied to athletics, and you would be wrong. You can easily track activity for PE ... -
Google Classroom Tip #1: Creating Accident Report Forms
If you have ever worked with children, then you know that accidents happen. From minor falls to more serious injuries, accidents just come with ...