Google Classroom
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About this ebook
Do you wish to enhance your online learning/teaching experience by leveraging the power of Google Classroom but don't know where to start and how to unleash its full power as a teacher, student or parent?
And are you looking for a simple, comprehensive guide that will break down the topic, as it introduces you to Google Classroom in simple, straightforward language?
If you've answered YES, keep reading…
You Are About To Discover How To Leverage The Inner Workings Of Google Classroom To Get The Most Out Of It For Maximizing Your Teaching Or Learning Experience!
Google Classroom is indeed the most promising learning platform out there in terms of offering variety, boosting productivity for both teachers and students by transforming communication, classroom and workflow management, as well as teaching and learning speed.
And by virtue that you are here, you've likely heard enough about it, including how teachers and students have classes online yet wondered to yourself…
What exactly does Google Classroom do?
Are there other similar platforms out there, and how do they compare with Google Classroom?
Do I need Google Classroom? What are its benefits?
How does the platform work correctly?
How do I use it as a teacher, student, or parent?
Where do I get started?
How do I navigate the platform and perform tasks like creating courses and adding students?
What cool features should I be on the lookout for, and how do I make the most use of them?
If you have these and other related questions, this book is for you, so keep reading as it will teach you how to get started with Google Classroom and make the most of it.
More precisely, you will learn:
The basics about Google Classroom, including what it is, what it does and more
The differences between smart education and traditional education
Why you need Google Classroom; its benefits to students and teachers
The main features of Google Classroom, including the hidden or not-so-obvious features
How Google Classroom compares against Apple Classroom
How to set up your Google Classroom in a few steps
How to create an outline course in Google Classroom
How to manage the platform by adding students or teachers, managing homework and other activities
The most innovative learning enhancing tools that you have to know about
The extensions you require to use with Google Classroom
How to motivate pupils on Google Classroom
How to use Google Classroom to develop yourself professionally
The tips and tricks you can leverage to make the most of Google Classroom
How to solve common Google Classroom problems
…And much more!
Whether you are a teacher or a student, you have to be part of the future classroom. You have to learn fast and adapt yourself to the new platform to make the most of it in good time to avoid missing out on its countless benefits.
To do that, you require a simple, straightforward, and comprehensive guide that is not only practical but one that makes Google Classroom feel as simple as it is, even if you are a complete beginner or not so tech-savvy.
Gilbert Jacobs
I have a degree in modern literature, I am a teacher and writer with a passion for new online technologies. I deepen my writing studies and decide to start writing some essays in addition to teaching literature. I decide to combine my passion for technology, science and mathematics with my teaching profession and my passion for writing. For a literature teacher and a writer it seems strange to be passionate about technology, but I am convinced that technology combined with teaching will be the future of teaching itself. I hold conferences and lectures on topics such as: The future of literature, Teaching and new technologies, Applying old writing codes to new technologies, and more.
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Google Classroom - Gilbert Jacobs
Introduction
I need to start by congratulating you on getting this guide - Google Classroom.
In the past, education was provided within the gurukul – students (formerly called shishya) wont to be taught about the varied aspects of life under trees by one guru (teacher). With the approaching of modernization, this wasn't the case as humanity started building establishments for education and learning – an area where people came together to realize instruction on different subjects.
Technology within these times has clothed to be an essential constituent of our society; we see it employed in the production processes, entertainment, finance, and now even in education. This technology is now seen as a tool which will be wont to reach children who haven't any actual access to colleges and, as such, cannot get an education. With the advancements in technology, social interaction has become easy, which has, in turn, branched to form communication between educators and pupils quite quickly. Nowadays, students don't get to attend traditional classrooms to urge an education as technology has provided an avenue for smart/digital learning – an educator is often in one location and teaches students who are during a different place via the web or web. Further advancement in technology possesses the planet experiencing what we now know as Smart classrooms
and Smart software.
Smart software has gone an extended thanks to changing the direction of our academic system. It's organized during a fashion such as what the students’ needs are put into consideration, and groundbreaking learning methods of teaching with the help of digital instructional materials like projectors, whiteboards, online apps, and use of smartphones are employed.
Furthermore, smart software goes on to assist in class management within the sense that it provides automatic software to handle database information, thus leaving out quite enough time to specialize in the particular objectives of education, which is to instruct students. In this, smart software may be a program that aims to rework the approach and methods employed in modern learning.
If you're an educator or student, then our book is for you. From it, you'll find out how to figure effectively with this service.
What is Google Classroom?
Google Classroom is an online assistance for making instructive assets, or as it were classes. This assistance is done with the goal that instructors can offer tasks to understudies and assess their work, just as make different educational declarations. Homeroom furnishes brisk joining with different administrations, for example, Gmail, Disk, and Dock, which likewise have a place with the bundle of free Google Apps for Education administrations.
The homeroom was made as another Google administration that can be utilized for instruction, just as the known Gmail, Docs, and Drive. Be that as it may, in spite of the fact that right now there are many answers for improving study hall work in Google Drive, Google Classroom is prepared to furnish clients with a general solution for work by consolidating quick joining with Google Drive, an easy to use interface and new chances, so essential for instructors.
Besides, an instructor can welcome his/her understudies to join a class using a secret code, or a greeting can be sent to them from the school space. Each type is independent and will be dealt with like that in the Google Classroom. A different envelope will be made for each class in the Drive of every client (understudy or instructor), and that way, understudies can present their finished tasks to their educator for evaluating.
Applications in cell phones, Android, or iOS, permit the understudies to take pictures and have them appended to tasks, move records utilizing different forms, and gain admittance to some extra data disconnected. Instructors are likewise prepared to watch the advancement of their understudies from the submitted tasks. When they are finished scoring and reviewing the tasks, they can return them to the understudies, close by fitting remarks.
Google Classroom achieves higher efficiency in educating and learning in the accompanying ways: tasks are smoothed out, expanded joint effort, and upholding correspondence among understudies and instructors. Educators or teachers can make classes, allot tasks, send input to their understudies, and more in one spot. Additionally, schools and philanthropic associations can get Google Classroom for nothing since it is center assistance accessible under G Suite for Education and G Suite for Nonprofits. This way is likewise a help available under G Suite for Enterprise and G Suite for Business.
Smart learning
Digital/smart training framework is a sort of instructive structure that utilizes the utilization of a full scope of computerized devices, for example, cell phones, tablets, workstations, projectors, starboards, computerized course readings, and more for educating and learning purposes. Understudies are shown utilizing various media learning instruments, and the educator must guide the understudies through the courses in a manner that is custom-fitted to the learning pace of the understudy (progress is dictated by the amount of the topic the understudy can get a handle on).
Advanced learning study halls don't require the physical participation of the understudies, similar to the case with the conventional technique for learning; instead, in computerized/ smart learning, understudies take their courses/classes on the web.
History
Google Classroom was first reported on the sixth of May 2014, and a see appeared to two or three individuals from the G Suite for Education program. It wasn't until the twelfth of August that the equivalent year that it was discharged to the general population. The next year, Google declared a Classroom Application Programming Interface (API) and an offer catch for sites in an offer to empower overseers of different schools just as designers to associate with Google Classroom. Again in 2015, Google incorporated Google Calendar into Google Classroom with the goal that educators can plan the due dates for tasks they provide for their understudies, dates for field excursions, and class speakers.
In 2017, Google Classroom was opened to the overall population, allowing any close to home Google client to join classes without claiming a G Suite for Education account (up to that point, the G Suite for Education account was required). In April 2017, Google caused it feasible for individual clients of Google to make and show a class.
In 2018, Google made the accompanying declarations and expansion of a study hall invigorate. The development of the classwork segment, improved reviewing interface, allowing reuse of school tasks from classes that have been taken previously. And, also, the expansion of highlights that will empower instructors to sort out their substance dependent on the point.
In 2019, Google included 78 new pictorial subjects and made a possibility for clients to move points just as homework in the classwork area.
Highlights
Google Classroom consolidates Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, and Gmail out and out to help establishments of instruction to enter a time where the paper isn't required to complete homework. Google Calendar was fused into the Classroom somewhat later to aid in task due dates, field outings, and class speakers. The database of understudies in any establishment can be placed into Google Classroom. Through the database, understudies can be welcome to join utilizing a secret code that will be added to the UI of the understudy later, or it could be moved from the area of the school naturally. Another envelope is made in the Google Drive of any every client at whatever point another class is built with Google Classroom. From that organizer, understudies can present their tasks and activities to their educators.
Tasks
Tasks and undertakings that understudies submit are stamped and stacked away on Google's set-up of profitability applications. It is this suite that makes a road for collaboration among educators