Google Classroom

(for teacher)

Tr. Moh Moh Thaw

You can choose any browser you want (FireFox, Chreome, etc.)
Then, go to “Google” and type “Google Classroom”.
Choose “Google Classroom”. Sign in with your Gmail account.
Type your Gmail, password and then click “Next”.
Note : You won’t need this step if your Gmail is already connected with
Google.
Then, you will arrive
to “Google
Classroom”. You
won’t see any folder
if you haven’t
created any classes.
Click “+” sign on the
right at the top.
Then, choose
“Create class”.
Fill the box and click “create”.
Note : Just “Class Name” is also OK.
Then, you will have
your own class.
There are 2 ways to
invite your students
to your class.
Method 1 : Go to
“Stream”, you will see
the code no (can click
square box if you
want to see bigger).
Just tell code no to
your students, they
will join your class.
Method 2 : Go to
“People”. Click “add”
sign and you can
invite your students
to join the class from
Gmail. For this
method, they need
to accept from
Gmail.
(Personally, I prefer
Method 1)
You have to use Google
Forms to create quiz and
test.
There are 2 ways to go
there.
Method 1 : Go to
“Classwork”. Click “Create”
and choose “Assignment”
or “Quiz Assignment”.

Note : Question is suitable

for Homework (just need
to type page no as a
question and students can
answer) Material is share
files to students.
Then, click “create” and choose “Google Forms”.
Method 2 : Call a new tab and type “Google Forms”. Choose that one.
Choose “Personal” > Go to Google Forms
Choose “Blank Quiz”. If you choose “Blank”, you can’t add the answers
and give marks.
This is sample for
Multiple Choice.
Type the
question and for
the options. You
can add image,
video, title,
description.
Instead of Blank
Quiz, you can
retype the title
you want.
To add the answer, click “Answer key”
You can choose the answer and can decide how many marks
you want to give.
If you are OK, click “done”. You can delete and edit again too.
This is sample for matching.
Click the box on the right of the question to choose the function you
want to do.
Mostly used functions for Test:
- Short answer : Fill in the blanks, Answer the questions.
- Paragraph : Writing
- Multiple choice : Multiple choice (there is only one correct
answer)
- Checkboxes : Multiple choices (more than one correct
answer)
- Multiple Choice: Matching
grid
When you
create Test,
you need to
divide into
Part 1, 2, etc.
Choose
“section”
icon for that.
You can change the theme colour of the question, background colour,
font style as you like. (Paint icon)
If you want to see from student’s view, choose “preview”. (eye icon)
You can change the setting for the test as you want. (setting icon)
When you want to
give quiz/ assignment/
test, go to
“Classwork”. If you
have created in Google
Forms, you can choose
“add” then choose
Google Drive. (If you
created test with
Google Forms, that
will be automatically
saved in Google Drive)
You can choose the setting on the right.
Assign : send now
Schedule : choose time to send the file automatically
Save draft : save for now and can send whenever you like
To check your students’
answer, go to Google
Classroom and choose the
file you want to check.
Turn in : students who
have submitted
Assigned : Got the
question but haven’t
submitted
Graded : Already checked
Click “pen” icon on the right at the bottom to check students’ work.
Go to “Reponses” (you can see how many students submitted for that)
Chose “individual” (to check each student’s result)
You can see the student’s email on the left. (You will know who answer that)
You can edit the marks and can give individual feedback for each
question too. Don’t forget to click “Save” if you make some editing.
At the end of the question, you can see what time students submitted.
Click “Release Score” to send results to students. They can check from
their Gmail.
Go to Google
Classroom again to
record the mark on
your report card and
return marks on
Google Classroom.
Type the mark beside
student’s name, click
“Turned in” and the
“Return”.
Can give comment
from there too.
If you want to see Report Card, go to “Graded”. Some PC shows “Marked”.