One thing that Google Classroom is amazing at is Collaboration.
We can use it as teachers to:
I have found this extraordinary to share resources and ideas and I know it has helped boost grades and helped my own practice. |
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To create a Collaborative Classroom
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ADDING TEACHERS : Use the People and go to the Person + symbol
Example of History Collaboration between History departments in Lagan College and Hazelwood Integrated College.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF THE REUSE POST BUTTON!
The Reuse post button is brilliant. It allows you to find an assignment or material you have created and allows you to repost the whole assignment/ Post in another Google Classroom.
This is really useful as you can share your effective work with others in another Google Classroom FOR EXAMPLE: In History Mr Mulholland may have produced a very effective Lockdown assignment. Instead of keeping this to himself he can share it to the departmental Google Classroom. All we have to do as teachers is Reuse the post this to our own Google Classrooms and change what we want. This is a great way to share good practice and to help each other out On a wider level we use this to repost work and material between schools. This shares good practice and inspire ideas and boosts classroom results as well as cutting down time and energy. |
HOW TO REUSE A POST
- Go to the Google Classroom you want the post to be Reposted to
- Go to + CREATE
- Select the Google Classroom you want the post to be transferred from
- Select the Assignment you want to Reuse
- Click REUSE
- Remember to change the details you need for the new assignment - You may want to change the title or alter the TOPIC it goes into on the new Classroom
HOW TO COPY A GOOGLE CLASSROOM?
Why would you want to copy a Google Classroom? Well if you wanted to create a fantastic Classroom for a whole year group you can do one and simply replicate them for each of your classes.
As a Head of Department you can replicate them for each class and then delegate them over to the teacher for them to make their own.
As a Head of Department you can replicate them for each class and then delegate them over to the teacher for them to make their own.