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ILP #2 - Design Google Classroom!

Hi everyone!
This week I completed an independent learning project, which is a way to use my own interests to gain professional development in educational technology.

I used the tool of GoogleClassroom to create a classroom webpage, where students could go and see all the worksheets they needed to do and when they were due, in all of their classes. They could click on classwork and scroll through each subject to see what is due and when. I really liked how on google classroom there is a stream page to scroll and see all assignments that are due in one place. I attached the link to my google classroom page below, and screenshots of the main page.

Link to my Google Classroom:
You must log into to google to access, and the CODE is 59imczm

 https://classroom.google.com/u/0/c/MjYzMjIzMjM2MDNa

Screenshot Images of my Google Classroom Website:

Thank you for reading! 
Kaylee Curry

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