One of the most frequent questions educators Alice Keeler and Libbi Miller hear from teachers is: "How can I effectively implement digital tools in my classroom when I don't fully understand them myself?" It can be challenging to add new technology to the classroom. Figuring out the equipment and software and deciding how to integrate technology into existing lesson plans are just a few of the learning curves teachers face. But adding technology to classrooms isn't optional; it's a must if students are going to be well-equipped for the future. In 50 Things You Can Do with Google Classroom, Keeler and Miller shorten the learning curve by providing a thorough overview of the Google Classroom App. Part of Google Apps for Education (GAfE), Google Classroom was specifically designed to help teachers save time by streamlining the process of going digital. Complete with screenshots, 50 Things You Can Do with Google Classroom provides ideas and step-by-step instruction to help teachers implement this powerful tool. Google Classroom helps teachers: Encourage collaboration between students; Seamlessly use other google tools, such as Google Docs; Provide timely feedback to keep students engaged in the learning process; Organize assignments and create a paperless classroom Google Classroom makes it easy to facilitate a digital or blended-learning classroom. 50 Things You Can Do with Google Classroom shows you how to make the most of this valuable, free tool. You'll learn how to: Set up and add students to your Google Classroom; Create a lesson; Share announcements and assignments with multiple classes; Reduce cheating; See who's really working on team projects; Offer virtual office hours; Personalize the learning experience; And much more!

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1. Make class announcements -- 2. Share resources -- 3. Keep multiple files in an assignment -- 4. Create a lesson plan -- 5. Go paperless -- 6. Easily view student submissions -- 7. Simplify the turn in process -- 8. Protect privacy -- 9. Encourage classroom collaboration -- 10. Reduce cheating -- 11. Create a discussion -- 12. Organize assignments with due dates -- 13. Feedback before sutdents submit -- 14. Email students -- 15. Notify students who may need help -- 16. Assignment Q&A -- 17. Create an Ad Hoc playlist -- 18. Email feedback -- 19. Create folders -- 20. Link directly to student work -- 21. Collect data -- 22. Share with multiple classes -- 23. Collaborative note-taking -- 24. Display student work -- 25. One student, one slide -- 26. Target parent phone calls -- 27. Polling -- 28. Share a document with the class -- 29. Know who edits a collaborative document -- 30. Link to a website -- 31. Peer feedback -- 32. After-hours help -- 33. Distribute notes -- 34. Sharing informal learning -- 35. Email the teacher -- 36. Eliminate schlepping papers home -- 37. Student projects -- 38. Have one place for all files -- 39. Document digital work -- 40. Students create Google docs -- 41. Clearly identify student work -- 42. View assignments -- 43. Collaborate with peers (PLCs) -- 44. Virtual office hours -- 45. Virtual faculty meetings -- 46. Streamline counseling -- 47. Observe another classroom -- 48. Watch students do homework -- 49. Share student samples -- 50. Provide choices -- Conclusion. .