Teaching with Google Classroom

Teaching with Google Classroom, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 86 lectures, based on 1274 reviews, and has 4074 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand how Google Classroom with impact teaching and learning Learn best practices for creating engaging assignments in Google Classroom Understand how to create quizzes and tests that automatically grade themselves Create a class in Google Classroom Change Classroom settings to encourage a positive learning environment Enroll students into a Classroom Create assignments and announcements Learn how to communicate with students using Google Classroom This course is ideal for individuals who are Teachers or School Administrators or Professors or IT Personnel It is particularly useful for Teachers or School Administrators or Professors or IT Personnel.

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Summary

Title: Teaching with Google Classroom

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 86

Number of Published Lectures: 86

Number of Curriculum Items: 86

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 86

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand how Google Classroom with impact teaching and learning
Learn best practices for creating engaging assignments in Google Classroom
Understand how to create quizzes and tests that automatically grade themselves
Create a class in Google Classroom
Change Classroom settings to encourage a positive learning environment
Enroll students into a Classroom
Create assignments and announcements
Learn how to communicate with students using Google Classroom

Who Should Attend

Teachers
School Administrators
Professors
IT Personnel

Target Audiences

Teachers
School Administrators
Professors
IT Personnel

Do you have access to Google Apps for Education?

Are you tired of printing, collecting, and grading worksheets?

Do you want to create dynamic lessons for your students that engage them in new ways?

Then this is the right course for you. This course is packed with simple to follow lessons that will show you how to use Google Classroom like an expert.

With Google Classroom, teachers can create dynamic lessons that are student centered, collaborative, and memorable. Like you, I am a teacher that is trying to find ways to engage my students fully. I've been teaching for the past five years in online, blended, and bricks and mortar settings.

Google Classroom provides an easy to use learning management system that students of all levels will be able to interact with. I've taken the time to explore the ins and outs of Google Classroom and I've identified the common pitfalls that come with using something new.

By the end of this course you will be able to use Google Classroom like an pro and create engaging lessons for your students. With Google Classroom you will be able to teach your students at all times, weather they are in school or not.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: About the Instructor

Lecture 2: Google Classroom Quickstart

Lecture 3: About the Course

Lecture 4: Requirements

Chapter 2: Google Classroom Updates

Lecture 1: Updates Intro

Lecture 2: 2022 Updates

Lecture 3: April 2020 Update: Google Meets

Lecture 4: January 2019 Update

Chapter 3: Setting Up Your Class

Lecture 1: Getting a Google Account and Signing In

Lecture 2: Creating a Class

Lecture 3: Classroom Navigation

Lecture 4: Class Settings

Lecture 5: Enrolling Students

Lecture 6: Class Look and Feel

Lecture 7: Google Drive Changes

Chapter 4: Managing Your Class

Lecture 1: Topics

Lecture 2: Announcements

Lecture 3: Assignments

Lecture 4: Quiz Assignment

Lecture 5: Questions

Lecture 6: Materials

Lecture 7: Reusing Posts

Lecture 8: Ordering and Movings Classwork

Lecture 9: Editing and Deleting

Lecture 10: Assignment Dashboard

Lecture 11: Student Communication

Lecture 12: Parent Communication

Chapter 5: Teaching with Google Classroom

Lecture 1: Preparing for the Transition

Lecture 2: Creating Assignments

Lecture 3: Uploading vs. Linking

Lecture 4: YouTube Teaching

Lecture 5: Creative Ways to Use Docs

Lecture 6: Giving Quizzes and Tests

Lecture 7: Individual/Group Assignments

Lecture 8: Returning Assignments

Lecture 9: My Experience

Chapter 6: Grading

Lecture 1: Comments

Lecture 2: Docs

Lecture 3: Sheets

Lecture 4: Slides

Lecture 5: Multiple Attachments

Lecture 6: Forms

Lecture 7: Questions

Chapter 7: Student View

Lecture 1: Student View Introduction

Lecture 2: Student Navigation

Lecture 3: Announcements

Lecture 4: Quiz Assignment

Lecture 5: Questions

Lecture 6: Materials

Lecture 7: Assignments Overview

Lecture 8: Docs

Lecture 9: Sheets

Lecture 10: Slides

Lecture 11: Multiple Attachments

Lecture 12: Student Grades

Chapter 8: New Online Educators

Lecture 1: Introduction to Being an Online Educator

Lecture 2: Tips for Teaching Online

Lecture 3: Tools for Online Teaching

Lecture 4: Image/Video Resources

Lecture 5: How to Record Your Screen

Lecture 6: Types of Videos that You Can Make

Lecture 7: Unit/Lesson Layout

Lecture 8: Example Lesson Making

Lecture 9: Presentation Tips

Chapter 9: Answering Your Questions

Lecture 1: Worksheets Outside of Google

Lecture 2: How Long Did My Student Spend on an Assignment?

Lecture 3: Updating Comments After a Resubmission

Chapter 10: Archived/Outdated Lessons

Lecture 1: Section 2: Creating a Class (Pre-2018)

Lecture 2: Section 2: Classroom Navigation (Pre-2018)

Lecture 3: Section 2: Class Settings (Pre-2018)

Lecture 4: Section 2: Enrolling Students (Pre-2018)

Lecture 5: Section 2: Class Look and Feel (Pre-2018)

Lecture 6: Section 2: Google Drive Changes (Pre-2018)

Lecture 7: Section 3: Announcements (Pre-2018)

Lecture 8: Section 3: Assignments (Pre-2018)

Lecture 9: Section 3: Questions (Pre-2018)

Lecture 10: Section 3: Reusing Posts (Pre-2018)

Lecture 11: Section 3: Grading and Feedback (Pre-2018)

Lecture 12: Section 3: The Gradebook (Pre-2018)

Lecture 13: Section 3: Assignment Dashboard (Pre-2018)

Lecture 14: Section 3: Student Communication (Pre-2018)

Lecture 15: Section 3: Parent Communication (Pre-2018)

Lecture 16: Section 4: Student Grades

Chapter 11: Course Wrap-Up

Lecture 1: Course Survey

Lecture 2: How to Leave a Review on Udemy

Lecture 3: Thank You

Instructors

Nathan Nagele
Educator, Educational Technologies, Blogger

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 10 votes
2 stars: 18 votes
3 stars: 156 votes
4 stars: 492 votes
5 stars: 598 votes

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