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What is this Resource Page? Listen here to find out!

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What is this Resource Page? Listen here to find out!

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What is this Resource Page? Listen here to find out!

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What is this Resource Page? Listen here to find out!

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Piazza for Educator Collaboration on Curriculum

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Piazza for Educator Collaboration on Curriculum

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Collaborate with other coding teachers on Piazza. You can ask questions, share recommendations, or just see what resources other teachers have found helpful!

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Educators teaching similar curriculum will set up a Piazza class to facilitate sharing and developing effective teaching techniques for their particular subject area (preferred over mailing lists, Facebook groups, or a chat channel, where it can be hard to organize information in an easy-to-find manner later).

One of our most successful educator classes is a forum for high school computer science educators. Teachers from across the nation, who teach AP Computer Science at the high school level, enroll as "students" on Piazza and collaborate with professors, who teach Computer Science at the University level, as "instructors" in the class. This class is enabling hundreds of educators spanning several school districts to ask and answer questions, and collectively develop pedagogical best practices for their subject.

- For this use case, it is common to create a new school when creating your class. An example of school name that is not affiliated to any particular university might be "CS Principles". Check the box "My school does not have its own email domain" when creating a new school.

- If you prefer to manage student enrollment to this class, you can enroll fellow educators as "students" manually via 'Manage Class' page. Scroll to the 'Manage Enrollment' section of this page to add educator emails or upload a CSV file of educator email addresses.

You can then set an access code that you do not hand out to anyone, so no one is able to self-enroll to this course.

- If you prefer to allow educators to self-signup to your course, you'll want to add an access code to your class (which you can do via the 'Manage Class' page). This way, educators will not need to provide a school specific email address when signing up, they will only need to enter the class access code. Note, if your school does not have an email domain associated with it, an access code is automatically generated for your class.

- To help educators become familiar with Piazza, it's a good idea to post a welcome post, orienting them to the platform's key features. You can also add a couple polls as a way to begin conversations related to your curriculum.

If you have questions about setting up a Piazza class for your specific use case, email us at team@piazza.com and we'll help get you started!

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Piazza for Educator Collaboration on Curriculum

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Educators teaching similar curriculum will set up a Piazza class to facilitate sharing and developing effective teaching techniques for their particular subject area (preferred over mailing lists, Facebook groups, or a chat channel, where it can be hard to organize information in an easy-to-find manner later).

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Everything you need to know about Google Docs! This can be a powerful tool for students to work together on, as well as for teachers to help students.

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Docs quick start guides

Quickly learn how to create and edit a document, move to Docs from another online word processor, and more.

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Print this visual reminder to keep handy as you get up to speed using Docs.
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Want to use Google apps at work or school?

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Want your students to answer other students questions? Piazza is a Q&A platform that encourages students helping students. Teachers and students are able to ask and answer questions.

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Piazza * Ask. Answer. Explore. Whenever.

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Piazza is a free online gathering place where students can ask, answer, and explore 24/7, under the guidance of their instructors. Students as well as instructors can answer questions, fueling a healthy, collaborative discussion.

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Practice makes perfect, right? Well the same is true for coding, but not if you don't have a foundation first. Use Kahoot to make sure your students are learning the basic fundamentals of coding.

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Zoom doesn't have to be just for teaching, you can use it for so much more! Utilize the breakout room function to encourage collaboration between students. See how to use them with this video!

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Use ELC to post Lectures, Quizzes, Discussions, and more! 

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Use ELC to post Lectures, Quizzes, Discussions, and more! 

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For UGA professors, the tools and abilities of ELC are endless. Above is a link that will assist you in customizing your ELC as a professor.

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Setting your course up well can go a long way to improving your efficiency as an instructor while also helping your students engage in your course. In this section, you can get information about the home page, notifications, and account settings.

Use the links on the sidebar to access different elements in this section. Use the Need More Help? button at the top of the page to find more support.

To suggest new items to include in this resource, please follow this link.

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Setting your course up well can go a long way to improving your efficiency as an instructor while also helping your students engage in your course. In this section, you can get information about the home page, notifications, and account settings.