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Link directly to Google Classroom Assignments and Question Activities


One of several new features in Google Classroom is the ability to link Google Classroom announcements, assignments, or question activities directly into a presentation, doc, HyperDoc activity, or any other media that can include web links.
Why use this in your instructional practice?
  • Efficient, saves time!
  • Less clicking!
  • No scrolling or filtering to find the activity in Google Classroom!
  • Post a Google Classroom assignment link in a Synergy grade book assignment! (helps students to find the assignment easily).
How does this enhance teaching and learning?
gcicon1.png Students can go directly to the Question activity as part of a lesson that includes facilitating an online discussion, back-channel, or poll (active participation).
gcicon2.png As part of a learning activity include a direct link to an assignment in Classroom, where students can add their choice of created products (student engagement / voice & choice). This makes it easy to have student work in one place and allows for timely feedback.
gcicon2.pnggcicon1.png Differentiate activities for groups providing Assignment or Question links for each group. (collaboration / working with peers).
gcicon1.pngUse Question activities for formative assessments (temperature checks, exit tickets, checking for understanding).
gcicon1.png Use a direct link from a Question activity to ask questions where students apply their learning. Here are a few simple questions: 5 Powerful Questions Teachers Can Ask Their Students (Edutopia)

See your Integrator for more great ideas on using Google Classroom in your instructional practice!

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