Hi!
This is a short video to introduce you to Google Classroom, the app we use for our online
classes.
First, make sure you are signed in to your school account.
This is the account you were given during orientation that ends with @elearnclass.org.
If you forgot your school account, you can find it by going to www.elearnclass.org.
When you login to Classroom, you'll see all your classes listed.
If you haven't started the class yet, you'll first need to click Join.
After you enter a section, you'll see the class stream.
This is where new assignments will be posted and where you can comment and ask questions.
Notice that all assignments will show the due date and the links to use for the assignment.
Use these due dates to plan your week and figure out when you will get online to study.
Also remember it's okay if you miss a deadline; since you're not here to get a grade, spend
the time you need to do well on your assignments so you can learn the concepts.
To open an assignment, you can click directly on the Doc to open the lesson.
Once you open the lesson, take your time reading the instructions and doing your best with
each part.
If you get stuck, first take a deep breath and maybe a short break, and then try again.
Remember learning new things is hard and takes time, patience, and hard work.
So if you are stuck, it's because your mind is trying to figure it out.
So don't give up on yourself.
And if you are still stuck, you can add a comment to ask your teacher a question.
You can also post in Classroom to talk with your classmates!
When you finish the lesson, take the time you need to proofread and review your work.
There's no rush here, so be patient as you review what you've done.
Then, you can turn the assignment in by clicking "Turn in" in the top-right corner of the
Doc.
If you don't see a turn in button, try refreshing the page.
You can also go back to Classroom and click turn in from that page.
Be aware that when you turn in an assignment, it will be locked until your teacher gets
a chance to review it.
This means you can no longer edit it.
But if you notice a mistake and want to change something, you can click "unsubmit", make
the edits, and then turn it in again!
Now here's a great feature of Google Classroom.
Your teachers can now view your assignments and give you comments.
So remember that after you turn something in, you're not done yet.
Checking out what your teachers have to say is a great way to keep learning and practicing.
So when you get notifications about comments, be sure to return to the assignment in Classroom,
open the Doc, and read and respond to your teacher's comments and questions!
Then, when you've had a chance to revise the doc, you can resubmit it to let your teacher
know you want them to check it out again.
This is an important stage because it gives you a chance to learn from your feedback as
you keep working on the lesson.
That's about it.
Oh and lastly, remember that there is a free Google Classroom app on iOS and Android, where
you can check on your classes and get notifications about upcoming due dates.
Thanks for watching!
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