50 Things to Go Further with Google Classroom: A Student-Centered Approach

This was extremely helpful during quarantine distance learning. I have a master’s degree in educational technology and I thought I was a pro at Google Classroom. I learned so much from this book. I also gave it to my student teacher who was a novice and she found it easy to understand and helpfulZ

Reading this book has given me many new ways to more effectively use Google Classroom. Helping me beyond get merely scratching the surface of what it can do. You might not want or not need everything, but the things you do want to use will be clearly described and easily implemented. I’ve been teaching for a long time, but as I get more and more into using Google Classroom, I can see myself staying long than planned.

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I own both books in this series and find that they make using Google Classroom so much easier. Every time I look through the book, I discover something new. I have had many "Why didn't I think of that?" moments reading this book. Her style is engaging and clear. I hope she writes another one as Google keeps adding features. I recommend both books in this series lead professional learning sessions about Google Classroom.

This book would be most beneficial to those who have started using Google Classroom and want to take it to the next level. If you are experienced with classroom, or have explored Alice Keeler's blog there isn't much new.

The ideas and tools set forth in this book have provided me with a fantastic starting point for jumping into and using Google Classroom this fall. The great thing is that I can refer back to it again and again and get new inspiration or a new take on an old task. Even if you have never used Google Classroom before (like me), the tips and tricks here are sure to inspire!

What makes this follow-up book better than the first? Actual examples/samples that one can copy and use. I used the first book (50 Things you can do with Google Classroom) to set up my own Classroom, and it was okay. But this book extends what one can do in Classroom. 50 Things Further along with The HyperDoc Handbook: Digital Lesson Design Using Google Apps are part of my toolkit for the coming school year!

Anything this gal writes is spot on when it comes to Google. Great little book that can fit in any bag and easily handy when needed. I have purchased both of her books and highly recommend if you are a big Google user in the classroom. Great ideas and examples for teachers and other support staff.

Been using Google classroom since it was released in the UK, this book has given me some fantastic ideas to improve how I use it. Looking forward to trying out some of these ideas and adapting my current units of work to make them more student focussed.

Pour avoir lu le premier livre sur Classroom des mêmes auteurs, j'a trouvé ce guide bien moins intéressant car peut-être trop axé sur des scripts et fichiers mis à disposition aux lecteurs anglo-saxons? Ou peut-être avec un scénario général moins bien établi pour justement aller plus loin dans les usages?

Awesome! A quick easy read. Full of great ideas of how to go further with Google Classroom. I purchased the first book last year, and implemented so many of the ideas in my class. It made my life so much easier, and my teaching so much better. Now I can't wait to try out some of these great new ideas this year. As a side, I also really appreciated all of the "short cuts" included. Definitely my best buy/read this summer! If you are a teacher looking to move toward a student centered classroom, this is a fabulous place to start.

En definitiva es un recurso invaluable. Ayuda a los maestros a migrar hacia un modelo de aprendizaje-enseñanza centrado en el alumno, apoyándose en el ecosistema de Google.

If you want to shift your teaching to be more student-driven and you have Google for Education in your district, this is the book for you! This is an easy read, has clear and specific teaching and technical strategies, and includes so many invaluable templates you can copy. Amazing!