50 Cool Ideas for Your Google Classroom

By Peter Green

50 Cool Ideas for Your Google Classroom

Google Classroom is a neat and effective tool that is making strides in the Education Sector.  Google Classroom is a part of a larger suite, G Suite for Education. It essentially helps teachers save time, keep students organized, and improve communication with students.  Interactions with students are changing everyday as society gets more technically savvy.  Therefore, the way we learn must grow and change as well.  This book provides tips and tricks for making the most of your Google Classroom experience and aiding your students in having the best experience possible. 
In this book, you will find the ways in which you can improve communications/aid to students, classroom structure and much more.  Use these 50 cool ideas to not only get your classroom going but to keep it running smoothly as time progresses. 
 

Here is a preview of what you'll learn:

* Why Google Classroom is a Consistent Option

*Getting Started with Google Classroom

*Getting the Most Out of Assignments *Improving Communication through Google Classroom

* Random Tips & Tricks to Help You
 
 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Anton Osipov
• Release date: Feb 18, 2019
• ISBN: 9781386518464

Book preview

CONTENTS

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Introduction

Chapter 1 – Getting Started with Google Classroom

Chapter 2 – Getting the Most Out of Assignments

Using Google Docs

Creating an Annotated Bibliography

Book Reviews

Group – Collaborative Story

Media-Rich Research Paper

Simple Blog

Table

Assignment using Google Slides

Mad Lib or Simulation Story

E-Book

Using Google Forms

·  Peer Survey

Chapter 3 – Improving Communication through Google Classroom

Digital Exit Slips

Voice Comments on Student Work

Creating Discussion Question in Google Classroom

Integration with Google Calendars

Tips for Communication

Chapter 4 – Random Tips & Tricks to Help You

Non-Traditional Uses

Tutorials for Most Used Functions

Adding Students to a Classroom

Edit or Delete a Class

Classroom Communication

Create an Assignment in Google Classroom

Create an Assignment in Google Classroom Option 2

Grading and Returning Assignments to Students

Tips and other Information

Conclusion– Why Google Classroom is a Consistent Option

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Introduction

Chapter 1 – Getting Started with Google Classroom

Chapter 2 – Getting the Most Out of Assignments

Using Google Docs

Creating an Annotated Bibliography

Book Reviews

Group – Collaborative Story

Media-Rich Research Paper

Simple Blog

Table

Assignment using Google Slides

Mad Lib or Simulation Story

E-Book

Using Google Forms

·  Peer Survey

Chapter 3 – Improving Communication through Google Classroom

Digital Exit Slips

Voice Comments on Student Work

Creating Discussion Question in Google Classroom

Integration with Google Calendars

Tips for Communication

Chapter 4 – Random Tips & Tricks to Help You

Non-Traditional Uses

Tutorials for Most Used Functions

Adding Students to a Classroom

Edit or Delete a Class

Classroom Communication

Create an Assignment in Google Classroom

Create an Assignment in Google Classroom Option 2

Grading and Returning Assignments to Students

Tips and other Information

Conclusion– Why Google Classroom is a Consistent Option

Thank you very much for getting this book!

Introduction

Many individuals may not be aware of the marvelous things that Google’s Education suite of products can do.  The G Suite for Education boasts a variety opportunities to utilize technology savvy programs in the classroom and for the greater good of the child all for free.  This suite brings together core services like Google Classroom. Gmail, Google Drive, Calendar, sites and much more.  However, this book will focus on how to Google Classroom.  Google Classroom allows instructors to keep the class organized, communicate effectively with students and many more activities. 

Google Applications which work with Google Classroom include:

·  Google Drive

·  Google Docs

·  Google Slides

·  Google Hangouts

·  G+

·  Blogger

·  YouTube

If you feel like you are in a rut about how to make your