5 smart tips for using Google Classroom with your classes

By Dan Beech2020-05-07T12:51:00

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Get started and uncover the secrets to teaching remotely

Are you making the most of Google Classroom? Remote teaching has presented a learning curve for teachers in terms of learning to use new technologies. Here, science teacher Daniel Beech pulls together some simple tips to get you going smoothly with Google Classroom, and show you some things you perhaps didn’t know before.

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