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Google Classroom is a free platform developed by Google to simplify assigning, distributing, and grading work. It allows teachers to create classes, assign digital assignments to students, and provide feedback all in one online space. Students can access and submit assignments, see due dates, and keep track of their work in Google Classroom.
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GOOGLE CLASSROOM
Google Classroom is a web-based platform that allows teachers to create online classrooms to distribute, collect, and manage classwork, as well as communicate and collaborate with students and guardians. Within Google Classroom, teachers can create announcements and assignments, integrate the platform with Google Drive to store and share files, and add students to their classes. For students, Google Classroom allows them to join classes, submit assignments, communicate digitally with teachers and peers, and access classwork and files through integration with Google Drive. The platform offers benefits like easy set up, time savings, improved organization, enhanced communication, and secure, affordable storage of class materials.
Google classroom
Google Classroom is designed to help teachers effectively manage document sharing and provide feedback to their students. It works side-by-side with Google Drive and can be accessed at classroom.google.com. Google Classroom aims to help teachers streamline assigning and collecting assignments digitally and providing feedback.
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Google Apps for Education (GAFE) is a free suite of productivity apps and cloud-based storage that is used by over 40 million students and educators. While GAFE allows for collaborative editing and access from any device, Google Classroom, an learning management system (LMS) launched in 2014, was limited in its discussion capabilities. Chalkup aims to integrate seamlessly with GAFE like Google Drive while providing additional features for assignment creation, submission, grading, and discussion to improve the workflow for teachers and students.
Google classroom
Upon completion of module on Google classroom you will able to
1. Understand concept of Google Classroom.
2. Create your own class using Google Classroom.
3. Invite students and teachers to join Google Class.
4. Add topics and course content in Classroom.
5. Create and conduct assignments for students.
6. Post announcements and notices.
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GOOGLE CLASSROOM
Google Classroom is a web-based platform that allows teachers to create online classrooms to distribute, collect, and manage classwork, as well as communicate and collaborate with students and guardians. Within Google Classroom, teachers can create announcements and assignments, integrate the platform with Google Drive to store and share files, and add students to their classes. For students, Google Classroom allows them to join classes, submit assignments, communicate digitally with teachers and peers, and access classwork and files through integration with Google Drive. The platform offers benefits like easy set up, time savings, improved organization, enhanced communication, and secure, affordable storage of class materials.
Google classroom
Google Classroom is designed to help teachers effectively manage document sharing and provide feedback to their students. It works side-by-side with Google Drive and can be accessed at classroom.google.com. Google Classroom aims to help teachers streamline assigning and collecting assignments digitally and providing feedback.
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Google Apps for Education (GAFE) is a free suite of productivity apps and cloud-based storage that is used by over 40 million students and educators. While GAFE allows for collaborative editing and access from any device, Google Classroom, an learning management system (LMS) launched in 2014, was limited in its discussion capabilities. Chalkup aims to integrate seamlessly with GAFE like Google Drive while providing additional features for assignment creation, submission, grading, and discussion to improve the workflow for teachers and students.
Google classroom
Upon completion of module on Google classroom you will able to
1. Understand concept of Google Classroom.
2. Create your own class using Google Classroom.
3. Invite students and teachers to join Google Class.
4. Add topics and course content in Classroom.
5. Create and conduct assignments for students.
6. Post announcements and notices.
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The document discusses the benefits of integrating Google Classroom into the classroom. It provides reasons why technology integration is important, including that it saves trees by using less paper, allows for better backup of files in the cloud, provides more data to teachers on student progress and behavior, and preserves student engagement. It then discusses why Google Classroom specifically is a good option, as it is simple and allows teachers to post updates, upload materials, keep in contact with students, assess students work, and keep track of due dates. Finally, it provides practical instructions on how to set up and customize a Google Classroom and invite students.
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