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To join a Google Classroom class, you have to be signed into Chrome with your student credentials. You can join a class on Google Classroom by entering your teacher's classroom code. If you're a teacher, you can invite students to join your classroom from your class page. This wikiHow teaches you how to sign in to a Google Classroom, join a class as a student, and invite students as a teacher.
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Signing In
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Open Google Chrome. To sign into Google Classroom, you'll need to use Google's official browser.
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Click the + to create a new tab. It's next to your open tabs at the top of Chrome. This will allow you to access the Google Chrome sign-in menu. Do this by clicking the "New Tab" button to the immediate right of your current tab.
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Sign into Google Chrome. If you're not already signed in with your school's credentials, click the name (or person icon) in the top right corner of Chrome's interface, and then log in now. Use the username/email address associated with your school account (e.g., "myname@myschool.edu"). When you're done, click Sign in to Chrome.[1]
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Navigate to https://classroom.google.com. You can do this by entering the URL into the bar at the top of Chrome and pressing ↵ Enter or ⏎ Return.
- Students will be redirected to the class page with the option to join a new class by clicking the "+" icon at the top of the screen.
- Teachers will be redirected to a page with a list of all of their current classes.
- If it's your first time using Google Classroom, select your Google account when prompted, click the blue CONTINUE button, and then follow the on-screen instructions to proceed.
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Joining
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Log into Chrome with your student account. If you're a student using a shared computer, you may need to sign out of another student's account before signing into your own. Do this by clicking the name in the top right corner of Chrome, clicking "Switch Person", and selecting "Remove Person" from the drop-down menu in the top right corner of the user's picture.
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Navigate to https://classroom.google.com.
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Click the plus + at the top-right corner of the page. A menu will expand.
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Click Join class on the menu. You'll be prompted to enter your class code.
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Enter your class code and click Join. You should have received a code from your teacher when the class was created. Once joined, you'll see your class homepage.[2]
- If you don't have your code on hand, check your school email. You can also contact your teacher or review your class syllabus.
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Review your class page. If your teacher has any information for you to look over, it will be listed here.
See AlsoWhere To Find Google Classroom Code As A Student: Quick And Easy GuideInvite students to your class - Computer- You can view upcoming assignments in the box that runs along the left side of the page.
- By default, your page will open to the Stream tab, which is a compilation of posts from your teacher and other classmates.
- Click the Classwork tab at the top of the page to view assignment details.
- The People tab to the right of the "Classwork" tab displays a list of fellow students. This is helpful if you need to contact another classmate for a group assignment.
- Click the three horizontal lines in the top left corner to open your classroom menu.
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Inviting Students
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Make sure you're logged on with the correct account. Only teachers can invite students to a class.
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Navigate to https://classroom.google.com.
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Click the name of your class. This should be the class to which you wish to add students; your class list should be the first thing that comes up when you log in to Google Classroom.
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Click the People tab. It's at the top-center part of the page.[3]
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Click the Invite Students symbol. It's the outline of a person with a plus sign next to "Students."
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Enter a student's email address. As you type, a list of matching results will appear (if applicable).
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Click the student to add them to the invitation list. Repeat this for as many students as you wish to invite to your class.
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Click Invite to send invitations. Each student you invite will receive the code for your class via email. Your class list will now update to display the addresses of students you've invited.
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Is there any way I can find a teacher on Classroom?
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Unfortunately, no. The only way to get a code from a teacher is asking them in person.
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I can't seem to add teachers to my class roster, what do I do?
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In Google Classroom, teachers have a different type of account. If you go into the settings of your classroom, there should be an "Add teacher" button.
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Does Google Classroom offer Spanish classes? I'm looking for something educational for my son to do while he's out for summer vacation.
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No, Google Classroom is specifically a tool for teachers to use to share assignments and other coursework with their students, it doesn't actually offer classes independently. You should check out DuoLingo, a popular site/app with comprehensive lessons on just about every language you can think of.
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This article was co-authored by wikiHow staff writer, Nicole Levine, MFA. Nicole Levine is a Technology Writer and Editor for wikiHow. She has more than 20 years of experience creating technical documentation and leading support teams at major web hosting and software companies. Nicole also holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Portland State University and teaches composition, fiction-writing, and zine-making at various institutions. This article has been viewed 199,685 times.
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