Intro to Teaching

1. Fundamental Training
By: Brenda Melendez & Citlali Flores

2. Make Fewer Class Copies

3. This is a great tool that provides students
and anyone else easy access to the
document instead of having to keep
track of offline work. Google docs makes
it easier to collaborate, provide feedback,
and share with others.
Google docs includes
● Docs - Word processor
● Sheets - Spreadsheet application
● Slides - Presentation
● Forms - Online surveys/quizzes

4. Keys to Paperless Collaboration
How do you start?
The steps are:
1. Creating a Google document: By clicking NEW in Google Drive and then selecting the type of document you
want.
2. Upload files: Selecting File or Folder Upload from the NEW button.
3. Convert Files: Click the Gear icon on the top right, select Settings and change default setting to Convert
uploaded files.
4. Share Files: Clicking the Share button on the upper right corner. You will have 3 options to give to the
collaborators. (Edit, Comment, and View)

5. Watch this short tutorial to get you started

6. Get Your Class Organized

7. Keeping Track of
Everyone
Start the school year by digitalizing any paper-based
work so, you can start to work with them online.
Tools to Use:
● G Suite for Education - a collection of apps to help
teachers and students achieve the 4 C’s
(communicate, collaborate, connect, and create)
● Google Classroom - a tool for teachers and
students to get the job done effectively.
In case none of the options are available at the school you
can use other Google tools e.g., Google sheets

8. Setting up your class
Get started by getting organized using Google
Classroom and G-Suite for Education.
The different options to get started will be by
using
● Google Classroom - You can add your
students by using a class code.
● Google Groups - It's another way to add
your classroom roster.
● Contacts: Invite students through email.
● Google Sheets: Collect student names and

9. How To Organize Your Rosters
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd9Wj7edYx4