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 \n·  Google Classroom Mobile App:The Google Classroom mobile app is available on ios and Android.(Functionality will vary.)  \n·  Menus:Google uses two symbols across Google Classroom,and other Google applications(including  \nmobile applications)to represent menus and more actions:  \n◎三three lines =menu (usually the main menu)  \n◎three dots =more actions(additional options and actions)  \nAnytime vou see these symbols,there are additional features,actions or options to explore.  \n·  Support:Google offers a great support page available here:support.google.comledu/classroom  \n● Additional Resources:You willfind additional Google Classroom tips and resources here:shakeuplearning.comlgoogleclassroom  \n# FIRST LOGIN FOR TEACHERS\n\nGo to classroom.google.com.  \nThe first time you arrive at the Google  \nClassroom website (if you have never logged in)you willsee a screen like the one to the right.CLICK\"Go to Classroom\"button.  \n# LOGIN\n\nYou will then be prompted to login with yourGoogle crede","cbCaihgDJnagEkmn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihgDJnagEkmn","pdf",11584275,"English","# Introduction\n# First Login for Teachers\n# Login\n# Select Your Role\n# Create and Customize Your Class\n# Teacher Navigation\n# Class Settings\n# Set Up Grading\n# Adding Students with a Class Code\n# Inviting Students with Email\n# Add Announcements to the Stream\n# Create an Assignment\n# Assignments with Attachments\n# Create a Quiz Assignment\n# Create a Question","[{\"question\":\"What should teachers do on first login to Google Classroom?\",\"answer\":\"Teachers go to classroom.google.com and click the “Go to Classroom” button on the initial screen. 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