Year-end Tips for your Google Classroom

As the school year comes to an end, ​much like the check-out procedure for physical classrooms, you may find the followings for your digital classroom ​– a very handy clean-up and close-out ​tips:

Tip #1 - Return all student work
Tip #2 - Un-enroll students from old classes
Tip #3 - Archive old classes
Tip #4 - Remove old class calendars
Tip #5 - Move old class folders in Drive
Tip #6 - Remove old class files from "Shared with me" in Drive

To learn the details​ on each of the above​, please visit:
​http://www.controlaltachieve.com/2017/05/classroom-cleanup.html

Courtesy: Eric Curts
  

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