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How Do I Invite Co-teachers to Google Classroom?

By Matthew Lynch
September 16, 2020
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Suppose you have a co-teacher also working with learners in the Classroom. In this case, it is essential to make sure the co-teachers are added to your Google Classroom account. Inviting your co-educator is easy to do, and you will have full control over what your co-teacher can and cannot do within your Google Classroom based on the default permissions set.

Here is how you do it:

  1. Navigate to your Google Classroom.
  2. Choose the Class you’d like to add your co-teacher(s) to. 
  3. At the top of your screen, choose the “People” tab.
  4. Click “Invite Teachers.” You will have the option to add educators based on their name or email address.
  1. After you have added all of your co-teachers, simply select “Invite,” An email will be sent notifying the teacher that they’ve been invited to your Google Classroom.  

It is essential to note that co-teachers do not have the same permissions as classroom owners. Co-teachers will not be allowed to delete a class, remove, or mute the primary educator. Once the co-teacher has been successfully added to the Classroom, the primary teacher or owner will be the owner of the files in the classroom drive, but the co-teacher will have complete access.  However, co-teachers can post announcements, assignments, material, and comments. They also can see who turned in work and can view and assign grades.

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