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Setting Up Google Classrooms


Video: Setting Up Google Classroom



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Eric Curts is a distinguished educator who is known for his Google Tools resources. One of his latest creations is a series of videos about creating a Google classroom. Explore these and other resources from Control-Alt-Achieve.

Resources

Control Alt Achieve: Google Educators Group
Control Alt Achieve: Google Classroom Videos
Control Alt Achieve: Accommodation Resources


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