Understanding Google Classroom Functions

Google Classroom is a digital platform for teachers and students to communicate, collaborate, and manage assignments. The video tutorial covers logging in, navigating the interface, using the Stream for communication, and managing classwork and assignments. It explains how to access classes, view assignments, and submit work, emphasizing the importance of organization and communication within the platform.

What is the primary purpose of Google Classroom?

• To watch educational videos

• To help teachers communicate and collaborate with students

• To play educational games

• To browse the internet

How can you access Google Classroom for the first time?

• By visiting classroom.google.com and selecting 'I am a student'

• By sending an email to Google

• By downloading a special app

• By calling your teacher

Which menu option in Google Classroom shows all your classes?

• Settings

• Classes

• To do

• Calendar

What can you do in the Stream section of Google Classroom?

• Submit assignments

• Change account settings

• View and post announcements and comments

• View archived classes

What should you ensure before posting in the class stream?

• That it is a file

• That it is a question

• That it is appropriate for all students and teachers

• That it is a video

Where will you find all your assignments in Google Classroom?

• In the Calendar

• In the Settings

• In the Stream

• In the Classwork tab

What does the 'View Your Work' link provide?

• A list of all students in the class

• A list of all notifications

• A list of all assignments sent by your teacher

• A list of all archived classes

What should you do after completing an assignment?

• Delete the assignment

• Share it with classmates

• Click the Turn In button

• Email it to your teacher

What happens once you turn in an assignment?

• It is deleted

• You can no longer edit the document

• It is graded immediately

• You can still edit it

How can you send a private question to your teacher?

• By posting in the class stream

• By emailing them

• By using the private comment section on the assignment page

• By calling them