5.24.2016

#MTBoS30: Google Classroom


All right all you techy lovers of Google- this is a call for all the ways you use {and want to use} Google classroom!

I played with it at a conference for about 30 minutes and fell in love but I know very little.

I'm going to share my ideas and then you comment and tell me if they are even possible and then tell me your better ideas. K?


  • Warm Ups/Bell Ringers {a la Fawn}
  • Uploading digital pictures of their INB after each unit, maybe with some sort of reflection {a la my iPad INB project}
  • Answer Keys to INB Notes for students who were absent
  • Instructions for activities/games
  • Some quizzes maybe? Can it grade them?
That's all I've come up with so far. I love my INBs and task cards and scavenger hunts so I'm not trying to go completely paperless or anything.

I have an iPad cart but we aren't 1:1 so students can't take the device out of the room.

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Please link any posts you know of that relate to this topic! I have all summer to learn. 

7 comments:

  1. Check out alicekeeler.com, all the information you need to be overwhelmed by information!

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  2. Check out alicekeeler.com, all the information you need to be overwhelmed by information!

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    1. I follow her on Twitter and I have no idea how she has a life with how much and how often she tweets!

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  3. Given your earlier post on capturing your INBs I would suggest you take a look at the OneNote ClassNotebook... it might be an easier option to keep your students' materials separate & private (and easier to capture using the OfficeLens app that pushes images directly into the Notebook). And, being a math teacher, you'll appreciate the ability to write mathematics instead of using a keyboard.
    http://onenoteforteachers.com/

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    1. How is it different from Google Classroom/Docs/Drive?

      Google is much more intuitive from what I've seen in the overview.

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  4. With Google forms, there's a free add-on (Flubaroo) you can download. It can grade quizzes and even send an e-mail to each student with their grade, mistakes, etc.

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    1. So I've heard! Thanks for the reminder, I will definitely check it out.

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