getting started with

Classroom for iPad

7 videos

Jacob Woolcock

Classroom | iPad

Classroom is a powerful app to empower teachers to focus more on teaching and less on device management. With simple tools you can monitors what students are doing, guide them to the correct websites and apps and even assess the whole class in one glance with the screen viewing tools.

This playlist will get you started with Classroom, from enrolling new student iPads into your class to understanding the Class Summary screen at the end of your lesson - and everything in between!

step one:

Enrolling Devices in a New Class

2:18

In this video, I will guide you through setting up a new class in Apple Classroom, including naming the class, choosing an icon, and inviting students to join using a four-digit code. Additionally, I will show you how to view real-time previews of your students' iPad screens to enhance classroom management and ensure focused learning.

step two:

Monitoring Student Devices

2:00

In this video, I will demonstrate how to monitor students' devices using Apple Classroom, including viewing live previews of their screens and grouping students by the apps they are using. Additionally, I'll show you how to zoom in on screen previews for a better view and manage what you see on the screen based on your needs.

step three:

Lock Screens + Manage Devices

2:20

In this video, I will teach you how to use Apple Classroom to manage your students' devices by either closing their current apps or locking their screens to ensure focused learning. Additionally, I will demonstrate how to create and manage groups of devices for more targeted classroom control.

step four:

Open Apps + Control Devices

3:35

In this video, I will show you how to manage and control student iPads using Apple Classroom by opening apps and locking students into specific apps to ensure focused learning. Additionally, I will demonstrate how to send websites directly to student devices and view their screens in real-time, enhancing classroom management and engagement.

step five:

Using Group AirDrop

1:51

In this video, I will demonstrate how to use Apple Classroom to simplify sharing Keynote documents with your entire class via AirDrop, eliminating the need to select each student individually. Additionally, I will explain how students can AirDrop files back to you, with Apple Classroom automatically organising and naming the files for easy identification and management.

step six:

Get Instant Student Feedback

1:44

In this video, I will show you how to use the Apple Classroom app to provide instant feedback and assess student understanding in real-time by having students use apps like Notes or Keynote. Additionally, I will demonstrate how to visually gauge student responses using colour-coded answers and create groups for targeted follow-up.

step seven:

Class Summary Screen

2:00

In this video, I will demonstrate how to properly end a lesson using the Apple Classroom app, including reviewing the Class Summary screen to check app usage and student activity. Additionally, I will show you how to save files AirDropped by students and track individual student progress through the lesson to ensure they were engaged in the intended activities.