Thursday, May 16, 2019

Going deeper with Google Classroom

One of the challenges that I've noticed working with Google Classroom is that if you want to attach a unique hand-out for each student to access, this step will need to be done on the initial creation of a post.  In this issue of the blog, I'll share how you can create a post for Google Classroom.  After signing in with your Google Account, click on the 9-dot waffle and the Classroom icon


In Google Classroom, click on top tab "Classwork" and create an assignment:

The option for attaching material include files from the computer (e.g., MS Word docs) or from Google Drive.  For attachments for students to view, Word or Google Doc work equally well.  If you want the students to be able to work with the document, it's best to attach a Google Doc.  Choosing a Word file would likely require a conversion to Google Docs:



 Here's how you can do this: 


Note the option to Make a copy for each student:
For more information and video tutorials on using Google Classroom, refer to this website: http://www.setbc.org/2018/10/google-classroom/#1538fujc0449-668711af-5433




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