How to Copy a Class In Google Classroom
Google Classroom grants you the opportunity to copy and replicate a class. Whether you opt to create one or multiple copies, check out this brief tutorial on how to copy a class in Google Classroom seamlessly.
How to Copy a Class In Google Classroom
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Step 1: Sign In With Your Account
Teachers should make use of their authorized G Suite account provided by the school administration to properly access the class dashboard. If you don’t have an account, you can make a new Google account which can then be authorized by the school.
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Step 2: Click The Three-Dotted More Option
After you’ve signed in, go to your dashboard. Pick the class card that you want to copy and click the three dots where you can find the Copy option. Click Copy and the class card will automatically be replicated in your dashboard.
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Step 3: Customize the Copied Class
Personalize the new copy by changing the class name and subject in the settings. You can find the banner where there’s a Customize option to help you change the appearance of your class such as the background color and text color.
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Step 4: Repeat Steps 2 and 3 For Multiple Copies
If you want to create more copies of a class, all you have to do is repeat steps 2 and 3 of this tutorial.
Why can’t I copy a class?
If you are experiencing problems in copying a class, you can do two different things: check your Internet or check for restrictions. Sometimes, Internet problems are the common cause why some functions in the Google Classroom aren’t working. Also, there might be restrictions from the administrator. Ask for access first and try to copy the class again.
What happens when I copy a class?
When you copy a class, you also copy everything that’s included in there—documents, screenshots, videos, etc. You will have to clean up duplicates of your files if you want an organized slate of files in your copied class card.
I don’t want to copy a class from Google Classroom but I want to save time in reposting materials.
If you don’t want to go through the hassle of cleaning up duplicates, your only option is to create a new class and manually copy materials that will be of use to you and your class.
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