Google Classroom - Teaching and Learning with Google

Learn how to create a Google account by entering your name, user name, password, and optional details, agree to the terms, and access Google apps.

Sign in to Google Classroom and create your first class with a required class name. Share the class code with students to join and begin teaching.

Explore the Google Classroom interface, including class view, stream for announcements and posts, classwork with assignments and topics, and access to gradebook and drive folders.

Learn to tailor Google Classroom notification settings, including email alerts for comments, mentions, and private comments on work, and per-class controls for late submissions and co-teach invitations.

Learn how to enroll students in Google Classroom using class codes or invitations, and manage them by muting, emailing, or removing.

Explore how Google Classroom links to Google Drive by creating a classroom folder for the class, enabling teachers and students to store and access materials from anywhere.

Learn to create and share announcements in Google Classroom stream, schedule future posts, attach Google Drive files, add links and videos, and manage student comments across devices.

Learn to organize study materials in Google Classroom using topics in classwork, share materials and assignments under each topic, and drag and drop topics for student viewing.

Learn to create and organize materials in Google Classroom classwork, including adding PowerPoint files from Google Drive or uploading, choosing topics, scheduling posts, and managing attachments and notifications.

Use Google Docs as materials in Google Classroom by creating and posting resources like Google Docs, Slides, Sheets, Google Drawings, and Forms in Google Drive, with sharing options for students.

Learn to enroll students by class code or email, email individuals or all, and manage roles by muting or removing students, turning off comments, and sorting by name.

Create and assign an assignment in Google Classroom by setting a title, optional instructions, and attachments, then schedule a due date, select students, and link topics and rubrics.

Create and reuse rubrics for assignments in Google Classroom, using platform rubrics or Google Sheets, define criteria and scoring, and show how students view and submit work.

Create and assign quizzes in Google Classroom using Google Forms, featuring multiple-choice questions, due dates, points, and options to schedule, add sections, images or videos, and preview settings.

Create and customize questions in Google Classroom using either short answer or multiple choice, attach files or links, set points and topics, and control student replies and editing.

Learn how to manage assignments in Google Classroom by uploading files, turning in work, and grading with private comments, history views, and returns for revisions.

Create and customize Google Forms in Google Drive, design quizzes and surveys, and collect student opinions using short answer, paragraph, checkboxes, drop-downs, file uploads, and date or time fields.

Explore Google Form templates in Google Drive, customize education templates like course evaluation and surveys, and learn to use multiple choice grids and linear scales.

Explore Google Forms settings to customize headers, themes, and fonts, control email collection and sign-in, enable response editing and summaries, manage file uploads, progress bars, and quiz options.

Navigate Google Classroom as both student and teacher, manage profiles and photos, access streams, assignments, grades, materials, calendar, Drive, people, and notifications.

Navigate the student view in Google Classroom to access posts, materials, documents, and classwork, view or request edit access, and open Microsoft files in Google Docs, Slides, or Sheets.

Learn to manage assignments, quizzes, and questions in Google Classroom, view class work and stream, attach documents from Drive, and apply rubrics with feedback.

Grade assignments, quizzes, and questions in google classroom using rubrics, return scored work, view responses, and create a spreadsheet from the indicators form.

Explore how Google Classroom presents student and instructor views for forms, grades, rubrics, and file uploads, with responses tracked in spreadsheets.

Explore the Google Classroom interface for teachers and students, including creating and joining classes, organizing classwork with topics and materials, and managing assignments, quizzes, calendars, and Drive folders.