Hillary Bishop
This is a collection of helpful Google Classroom resources that I have found to assist in creating the best Google Classroom learning environment possible.
It was hard to choose just one link from Kasey Bell's blog and website. She is a wealth of information for everything Google Classroom. I encourage you to follow her on socials and scour her website for answers to your Google Classroom learning environment questions. In this free download, you will get two PDF cheat sheets: (1) The Google Classroom Cheat Sheet for Teachers, a 40-page guide to help teachers make the most of this robust online learning tool. (2) The Google Classroom Cheat Sheet for Students, a 14-page reference guide to help students understand the platform.
OBJECTIVE ALIGNMENT - Terminal Objective 1: To develop an online Google Classroom class.
Alice Keeler is another Google Classroom guru you should be following. She is a very talented coder and is full of awesome tips and tricks. First Slide is a tool that she coded. This will make your life easier. Easy, timely feedback for your students...every busy teacher's dream, right?!? Listen to Alice, "Opening individual student docs to give feedback is SLOW! Try using First Slide to send student feedback faster. First Slide will bring in the text the student has on the first slide of the Google Slides. Additionally, you can push out new slides to the student slides".
OBJECTIVE ALIGNMENT - Terminal Objective 3: To demonstrate ability to provide feedback through various methods.
Creating Drag & Drop Google Slides Click on link for video. This how-to video is from Michelle Ferré of Pocket Full of Primary. Creating Drag & Drop Slides are an engaging way to get your students involved in learning. They are also fairly easy to grade and we all like that. This video is geared towards elementary teachers, but can be adapted for any grade level. The possibilities are endless.
OBJECTIVE ALIGNMENT - Terminal Objective 2: To organize content posts in a systematic method. Terminal Objective 3: To demonstrate ability to provide feedback through various methods.
5 Tips for Using Google Classroom for Remote Learning Click link for video. There are some fundamental differences in setting up Google Classroom for total remote online learning and for use in a traditional classroom. Whether you are teaching completely digitally, traditionally face to face, or engaging in a hybrid model, these 5 tips will help you set up your Google Classroom for optimal students success.
OBJECTIVE ALIGNMENT - Terminal Objective 1: To develop an online Google Classroom class.
Here we go to the source. Google for Education has tons of resources for teachers that are ready to go. Find apps and resources from Google you can use in your classroom today.
OBJECTIVE ALIGNMENT - Terminal Objective 1: To develop an online Google Classroom class.
This article from Edtopia has 7 tips for creating clear online lessons. The authors explain that the way a lesson is laid out online can make all the difference in whether a student can follow along and execute it successfully. This is golden information for setting up successful Google Classroom lessons. It is so important for digital learning to be executed simply and systematically.
OBJECTIVE ALIGNMENT: Terminal Objective 2: To organize content posts in a systematic method.
Common Sense Media provides a straightforward approach to describing the uses and benefits of using Google Classroom. What is Google Classroom? And how are teachers using it? Learn more about this popular platform and how to use it with students.
OBJECTIVE ALIGNMENT - Terminal Objective 1: To develop an online Google Classroom class. Terminal Objective 2: To organize content posts in a systematic method. Terminal Objective 3: To demonstrate ability to provide feedback through various methods.
Use your cell phone and the Google Drive app to instantly convert printed material into a Google Doc to allow your students to interact and answer! No extra work.
Do you have a bunch of PDF lessons saved but you aren't able to type on them and share with students through Google Classroom? Now you can with this tech hack!
