Instructions for using Google Classroom for students

Google Classroom is a nice utility, a great support tool for teachers to organize and manage classes easily and quickly. In addition, Google Classroom is also available on two popular mobile operating systems, iOS and Android, making it possible for us to be online and learning anytime, anywhere.

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1. How to create a Google Classroom classroom (for teachers)

First, visit the following link and log in with your Google account https://classroom.google.com

Step 1: On the main interface of Google Classroom, click on the (+) sign (1) => Create class (2) .

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Step 2: You tick (1) to agree to Google's terms and click Continue (2) .

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Step 3: You fill out the content for the class as: Class name (1) , Part (2) , Subject (3) , Room (4) . Then, click Create (5) to create the class with Google Classrom.

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Step 4: After creating the class, remember the class code below the class name to share with students. Then click Understand to finish creating the class.

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2. Join the Google Classroom

Step 1 : You access the following link and login with your Google account https://classroom.google.com

Next, click Continue to join Google Classroom.

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Step 2 : Click the icon + (1) => Join class (2) .

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Step 3: Enter the class code (1) provided by the teacher and click Join (2) to join the class.

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3. Create a post in the classroom

At the first time you join a class, you will be notified to create a post in class. Click OK to dismiss this message.

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Step 1: You start creating posts by selecting Stream (1) => click on the post box (2) .

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Step 2: Enter the text in the Share box with your class (1) . If you want to send an attachment, click the clip icon (2) to upload the attachment. Then click Post (3) to complete the post.

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And once posted, your article will show up in the stream of the class.

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4. View homework and submit assignments

Step 1: You go to the Exercises in class (1) => View your exercise (2) .

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Step 2: Click on the assigned exercise (1) => View details (2) .

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Step 3: Click Add or create to submit your assignment.

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Next, click File to upload the completed assignment to Google Drive.

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Step 4: Click on Select files from device to upload your work to Google Drive.

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Next, select the assignment from the computer (1) and click Open (2) to upload the assignment.

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Then click Upload to complete.

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Step 5: The message that reminds you to submit the submission will appear, click OK (1) to ignore the notice and click Submit (2) to submit the article.

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Next, click Submit to complete.

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With the basic operations using Google Classroom shared in the article, you can quickly familiarize yourself with the basic operations and use Classroom as an effective and proactive learning environment. Good luck!