Communicative Tool

Communication tools in class? Forget boring lectures and overflowing folders of handouts! But communicative tools along with digital tools different, this digital tool  connects us with teachers and  our classmates in new ways, making learning more interactive and engaging.

Imagine this: assignments, notes, and updates are all online, accessible anytime, anywhere. No more panicking about lost permission slips! Discussion boards let even introverted students ask questions or share ideas outside of class time boosting their confidence.

Collaboration is also a breeze. We can work together on documents, brainstorm ideas in real-time, and even connect with classmates outside of school for group projects. It's like having a virtual classroom that's always open!

Sure, there can be hiccups like technical glitches or chatty classmates. But overall, communication tools are a game-changer. They make learning more connected, flexible, and even fun! We feel more involved in our education, and that's a big deal.

My Google Classroom Experience 

Google Classroom has become my central hub for everything school-related. It's definitely not perfect, but it's a positive change.

On the bright side, it's super organized. All my assignments are in one place, with clear deadlines and instructions. No more backpack spelunking for lost worksheets! Plus, online resources are readily available, making research projects a breeze.

Communication with teachers is way easier too. I can ask questions after hours without feeling like a bother, and class announcements are all in one stream. Submitting assignments electronically is a lifesaver – no more late-night printing marathons!

However, Google Classroom can be a bit distracting at times. It's tempting to check social media when I should be focusing on an assignment. Discussions can also go off on tangents, which can be frustrating if you're trying to be productive.

Overall, Google Classroom is a helpful tool. It keeps me organized, informed, and connected. With a little self-control, it can be a powerful asset in my learning journey. Maybe if teachers incorporated more interactive features like polls or quizzes in the actual classroom, it could be even better!

How to Create a Google Classroom (As a Teacher)

Creating a Google Classroom is a breeze! Here's a quick guide:

1. Head over to https://edu.google.com/workspace-for-education/classroom/ in your web browser. You'll need to be signed in to your Google account.
2. Click the plus (+) sign in the top right corner. A menu will appear. Choose "Create class".
3. In the pop-up window, enter a name for your class (this is what your students will see). You can also add optional details like section, subject, and room number.
4. Once you've filled in the details, click "Create" and voila! Your Google Classroom is ready to go.

Here's a link to my Google classroom: https://classroom.google.com/u/1/?pli=1