3.1: Google Classroom Organization

from The ed Newsstand · host Troy Reynolds

In this episode, I look at five resources from Edtech Emma, Maneuvering the Middle, Ditch that Textbook, Shake Up Learning, and Alice Keeler that will help you better organize your Google Classroom. The resources cover everything from naming conventions to topic organization and a template to help you get the week started right. Listen to the resources presented, watch the tutorial on my YouTube Channel, and find the links on my website at ednewsstand.weebly.com.

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