Google Classroom is a free Google App that aims to simplify creating, distributing and assessing learning in a paperless way. Teachers can use Google Classroom to send announcements to entire classes, share resources, lesson notes, PowerPoints, diagrams, and home learning.
Pupils can use it to access work covered in class in school, at home or on the go and complete home learning. Parents can use some of the features of Google Classroom to help engage with and support pupils in their home learning. It is a free resource that can be accessed from any device connected to the internet - laptops, desktop computers, chrome books, tablets or mobile phones.
Google Classroom is a free Google App that aims to simplify creating, distributing and assessing learning in a paperless way. Teachers can use Google Classroom to send announcements to entire classes, share resources, lesson notes, PowerPoints, diagrams, and home learning.
Pupils can use it to access work covered in class in school, at home or on the go and complete home learning. Parents can use some of the features of Google Classroom to help engage with and support pupils in their home learning. It is a free resource that can be accessed from any device connected to the internet - laptops, desktop computers, chrome books, tablets or mobile phones.
We encourage parents to sit down with their children to look at the school work stored within their child’s Google Drive and Classroom, just as we encourage pupils to share their work with their parents.
The simple answer is no. GSuite is used to enhance and develop the experience of the child. As such, teachers will decide when it is appropriate to use GSuite to share work and when other methods are more appropriate. Due to the age of our children, the majority of work will be completed in their writing books in class. On occasions, children may complete a presentation or document online.
The simple answer is no. GSuite is used to enhance and develop the experience of the child. As such, teachers will decide when it is appropriate to use GSuite to share work and when other methods are more appropriate. Due to the age of our children, the majority of work will be completed in their writing books in class. On occasions, children may complete a presentation or document online.
Pupils can access Google Classroom using the mobile apps (Android and iOS), or via a web browser by visiting www.classroom.google.com. They should sign in using their @abercarnprimary.org email address that they have been given by their teacher, Once pupils have logged in, they will see the class overview page. From here they can see all of the classes they are registered with, a summary of any work set and the due date.
If pupils are accessing Google classroom from a mobile device, they should download the appropriate Google Apps to make best use of the shared resources. The most useful Google apps are: Classroom, Slides, Docs and Drive. When home learning is set online, it can be submitted directly within Google Classroom online without needing to be printed.
To open the home learning, click on the Open button on the appropriate post in the Stream page. You will then see the homework description and any attached documents.
The simplest way to complete the home learning online is to open the attachment and complete your assignment in this document. When you are finished, click on the MARK AS DONE button. You can even add your own attachments to your submission, such as photos, audio clips, videos, etc. Once the home learning has been marked by the teacher, you can see feedback and any comments made by the teacher by opening the home learning task as before.
Although many safety features have been enabled by our administrators, it is still the responsibility of parents to monitor what children are accessing online at home. We will continue to teach children the importance of being responsible digital citizens and accessing age appropriate material and we appreciate parents supporting this at home with their children.
Google Classroom is to be used for school related content only.
Any misuse will be reported and investigated by our Support Team (support@abercarnprimary.org).
Misuse could result in removal from use of the site.