Communicative tool


Reflection on communicative tool

Exploring about communicative tool has been a thrilled and knowledgeable experience for me. I got an opportunity to learn and explore many new knowledge and skills. There are different types of communicative tools among which I find Google classroom very effective tool in learning. Learning about google classroom made me realize that the teaching online can be made as effective as in face-to-face learning. Moreover, it is platform which can be used if faced pandemics in the future. There are many tools in Google classroom which I find very interesting and effective.

Now let me take you through my experience when creating a Google classroom as a teacher. In my high school I used Google classroom but as a student where I didn’t know about the tools available in it. The main purpose of creating google classroom as a teacher is to have a very effective online lesson like in face-to-face classroom. While creating google I faced many challenges in between where I got struck when designing quiz and assignment for students but with the help of my tutor and friends, I was able to complete which was very satisfying moment for me. During the process, there are moments of frustration when errors occur, but I reminded that despite my mistake I still need to complete my work as a future teacher.


Steps while creating google classroom

1. Sign in to Google Classroom: Go to classroom.google.com and sign in with your Google account.

2.Create a Class: Click on the "+" icon and select "Create class." Enter the class name, section, subject, and room.

3.Students: Share the class code with your students, or manually invite them via email.

4. Announcement: welcome your students with due respect and give your introduction the students.

5.Set up Classwork: Click on the "Classwork" tab and start giving notes, PowerPoint presentation and videos. For this you have to go to classwork, then select materials and then upload the required materials.

6.Creating Assignments: To create an assignment, click on the "Create" button and select "Assignment." Enter the title, instructions, due date, and attach any necessary files.

7.Creating Quizzes: To create a quiz, click on the "Create" button and select "Quiz assignment." You can create questions using Google Forms directly within Google Classroom or import questions from Google Forms you've previously created.

8.Grading Assignments and Quizzes: Once students submit their assignments or complete quizzes, you can grade them within Google Classroom. Go to the "Grades" tab, select the assignment or quiz, and enter the grades or provide feedback.

9.Returning Assignments: After grading, return the assignments to students. They'll receive notifications and can view their grades and feedback.

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