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Strategies and Tips for Student Collaboration in Google Classroom

Presented by Jerry Swiatek
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Overview

Google Classroom makes it easy for students to collaborate and communicate on group or class projects - whether they are working independently from home or in class. Join Jerry Swiatek as he provides an overview of some of the tools available within Google classroom that will allow you and your students to work together on projects. In addition to providing strategies for assigning collaborative projects, Jerry will discuss settings and options that allow for easy communication or messaging, as well as for sharing and permissions. He will also provide tips for reviewing, commenting upon, and grading collaborative works.

Details

Status: Available On-Demand
Subject: Cross-curricular
Last aired on: Saturday, May 11, 2019 @ 11:00 AM EDT
Duration: 30 minutes
Credit Hours: 0.5
Categories: Communication & Collaboration, Google Classroom
Tags: assignments, collaboration, communication, Google, Google Classroom, grading, messaging, permissions, strategies, student projects

Reviews (21)

Full Member
 
Great presentation!
Full Member
+7
 
Thanks for having taught how to work collaboratively with our students. Jerry has provided a clear way of how kids can interact with each other even if they are miles away! Great! Smiles from Argentina, Maria :)
Basic Member
+3
 
Thank you
Full Member
+1
 
Good information.
Full Member
 
So excited to learn a new feature in Google Classroom! Very helpful, thank you.
Full Member
 
Great webinar, thank you!
Full Member
+2
 
Always great information and resources! Thank you!
Full Member
 
This was a great webinar that provided a plethora of ways to get students to collaborate. used to use KidBlog before they added a fee to it for students to respond to one another after generating a question. I like that students can respectfully respond to one another's thoughts, opinions, etc. I agree, it does provide all students opportunities to collaborate, especially if they are shy to speak in front of the class. I also enjoyed the presenter involving the participants to keep everyone engage and see what the student sees from their perspective.
Full Member
+1
 
Jerry always has great webinars!
Full Member
 
Teaching students to collaborate and communicate on group or class projects is hard for 3rd graders to get the concept. This will make it easier for me.
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