There are two different ways to submit a Google Doc on Google Classroom. If it is a document that a teacher assigned, then there should be a blue “Turn In” button in the upper right-hand corner. If it is a document that you’ve already created in your Google Drive, then you can use the attach from your Google Drive option (Google Drive symbol on the assignment page).

How do I get a password to sign in? Is that a password the teacher/the school will provide?

@@thisenijayasinghe3443 this depends on what settings the teacher has chosen for the class. If the teacher has chosen to allow students to comment on the stream, then there is a rectangular box towards the top of the stream that says something to the effect of "Share something with the class". You can type your message in this box and then click on post. However, if the teacher has not allowed students to comment on the stream, you won't see it. Some teachers only allow students to make comments on posts that they've made or sometimes even not at all.

Where are the daily assignments

Maria Ruiz Pérez you can find all assignments on the Classwork page of each class. 😊

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I’m so sorry to hear that you are feeling stressed out. I understand that doing school online is a big change. Before you know it, schools will be able to open again and it will start to feel more normal once more. 😊

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That's fantastic! Let me know if you run into any questions or challenges. I'd be happy to help. :)

@@RochfordonDemand Mam how can i send photos of work i do in my copy ? plz guide me

@@AhmadHassan-uk7ve photo files can be attached to assignments in the same way that any other file can be. If you open the assignment, there is an option to attach a file. You can then choose what file on your computer you'd like to add. If the photo file is on a different device, like a phone, and you're not sure how to get it to your computer, you can get the Google Classroom app and use it to attach files from your device to an assignment.

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I'm glad that you were able to find some value in it. :)

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I can certainly add it to my list of videos to film. 😊

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I'm so glad you've found them helpful. :)

I’m happy to help. I’m working on more videos to help those experiencing mandatory e-learning. I’ve been teaching students online for the past 10 years. I remember the struggle moving from a brick and mortar classroom to online. 😊

Glad to hear it was helpful. I do have a playlist of videos geared towards teachers and teaching online that covers multiple aspects of Google Classroom. Feel free to check it out. 😊

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I have a brand new Google Classroom for teachers series being edited right now. I hope to have them posted to my channel very soon. :)

If you open the assignment on Google Classroom, there is the option to create a file (Google Doc, Slide, Draw, etc.). You can complete the assignment on the newly created file and then simply press submit. In the video, I demonstrate this process around 9:20 - 10:50. :)

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Hi Steve! The colour of the text in my headers is directly related to the theme I use in my Google Classroom. I create header images for my classes that help to colour-code the subjects. The pictures you see in my topics are emojis. For some, I created the topic using the Classroom app on my phone that gave me easy access to an emoji keyboard. When I use my desktop I can access those same emojis by clicking ctrl + cmd + space bar (I'm on a MAC so I'm not sure if it would be different for those using a PC).

I have started the video series for teachers. The playlist can be found here: kzfaq.info/sun/PLtUdT_UHaqkuKa19QHIgC_OPD0-SdkCGQ

Yes, you are able to schedule assignments. Instead of clicking on the blue “assign” button, click on the down arrow just to the right. Here you will find the option to “schedule” which allows you to choose a date and time for the assignment to be posted. 😊

Yes, Google Classroom works on Chrome. It does not, however, require a camera. Classroom is a delivery tool for tasks and assignments, it is not a program for video meetings. Other programs like Zoom or Google Meet are used for that. 😊

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Student assignment submissions can only be viewed by the teacher. The only exception to that is if the assignment post type is "Question". In that case, there is an option for the teacher to allow other students to see everyone's response. However, other responses won't be shown until after a student has added their own answer.

They both work fine with Google Classroom. It boils down to personal preference. I much prefer my laptop as I feel I can work more efficiently on it as opposed to a smaller device.

One reason why it might look different is because this video shows the student perspective. On the teacher's end it looks a little different. :) It sounds to me like the Google Slide file is being shared on the Google Classroom assignment as "Student Can View File". When you create an assignment and then attach a file like a Google Slide, you can choose for the students to be able to "View Only", "Edit", or "Make a Copy For Each Student". To do this, once you have attached the file to the assignment (and before posting) you will see a drop-down menu on the file you have attached to the assignment. Its default setting is "Student Can View File". However, if you click on it you will see there are two more options to choose from: "Students Can Edit File" or "Make A Copy For Each Student". If you want all students to be able to edit the same file, you'll choose the "Students Can Edit" option or if you want each student to have their own individual file to work on you will choose "Make a Copy".

Also, if your students don't see a "Turn In" option directly on the Google Slide file, they can simply go back to Google Classroom and hand it in from there. :)

@@RochfordonDemand THANKS! I am using the make a copy for each student, but I still get an email that I need to respond to in order to allow the students to edit the file. I love your videos. Thank you

@@RochfordonDemand I have written 20 books on teaching English so now it is time to convert all of them to allow me to continue using the same system to teach my students. MAMMOTH task! Especially for a 66 year old Canuck.

@@johneBGood Thanks :) One other reason why you may get those emails is because your students are trying to access the document with a different email than their school email. Often, when there are multiple email accounts logged in at one time, they can get confused. When this happens for my students, I encourage them to log out of all accounts and then back into just the school account OR open an incognito window and only log into the school account there.