Google Classroom for Educators Learn Everything 2 Hours

Explore the Google Classroom homescreen interface, adjust the class code, change the theme, and upload a background image; navigate streams, classwork, and people and grades.

Navigate the stream tab to post announcements and share attachments with your class. Schedule posts, save drafts, and control visibility for multiple classes or specific students.

Organize classwork in Google Classroom by creating topics, posting materials and links, and assigning due dates. Manage sharing and Drive resources to auto-populate the class calendar and Drive folder.

Learn to create assignments in Google Classroom from the classwork page, add titles, instructions, resources and templates, set due dates, and choose to make a copy for each student.

Create rubrics from scratch in Google Classroom to grade assignments and provide feedback. Define criteria like grammar and vocabulary, add levels and points, and save to compute the overall grade.

Learn to create Google forms from Google Drive, choose blank or templated forms, and build questions with short answer, multiple choice, and more, plus customize themes, sections, and responses.

Learn to add quiz assignments in Google Classroom by creating a Google Forms quiz with multiple choice and checkbox questions, set points, due dates, topics, and rubrics for students.

explore the Google Classroom question tool to pose a single multiple-choice or short-answer warm-up, schedule due dates, attach files, and customize visibility and peer replies within the classwork tab.

Learn to use Google Classroom's reuse feature to copy and customize assignments and attachments from any class. Save time by creating new copies or linking to originals.

Discover how Google Calendar links class assignments to events, supports monthly or weekly views, and sends reminders, while the Google Drive folder stores shared resources.

Learn to schedule and join Google Meet from Google Classroom with a standard Gmail account, and share meeting links with students for seamless online classes.

Learn to edit general class information such as name, description, section, room, and subject in Google Classroom. Manage class code display, reset codes, enrollments, post permissions, and stream notifications.

Explore Google classroom grading settings, choosing total points or weighted by category. Learn how overall grades are calculated and shown to students, with category creation like essays and tests.

Explore guardian summaries in the settings tab of Google Classroom for G Suite accounts, sending daily or weekly email updates of students' work, missing work, upcoming work, and class announcements.

Learn how to configure Google Meet admin settings for G Suite accounts, enabling telephony participation, recording, streaming, and interoperability with third-party systems.

Learn Google Meet for education with G Suite, including starting and joining meetings, scheduling via Google Calendar, sharing links, live caption, recording, and handling participant controls.

Set up and run live streaming in Google Classroom meetings to broadcast to up to 100000 participants for view-only events or 250 participants with full participation.

Discover how to use Google calendar appointment slots in Google Classroom to let students and parents book office hours or meetings, with Google Meet links for G Suite for Education.

Explore how Google Classroom originality reports work like Turnitin, enabling teachers to run plagiarism checks on assignments and students to run reports before submission to flag cited sources.

Explore the student view of Google Classroom, navigate the home page interface, view calendar with due dates, and manage notifications and class materials from settings.

Learn how students access the stream tab, share posts, attach files from local devices or Google Drive, and view announcements and assignments with due dates in Google Classroom.

Explore the classwork tab from a student view in Google Classroom, access assignments by topic, view due dates and rubrics, submit work using templates, and send private comments to teachers.

Grade student submissions in Google Classroom by applying the rubric, transferring the score to the final grade, and using the comment bank to provide feedback before returning the assignment.

Learn to use the Google Classroom mobile app on Android and iOS to create classrooms, assignments, and quizzes, join classes with codes, and manage class work and people.