I've been getting this question a ton the past month. The confusion is understandable. Courses and groups look eerily similar in Schoology. It's definitely important to figure out which is which before you start inviting others and building materials or resources. Here are the basics to help you decide which is best for you! Simply put: courses are for instruction; groups are for collaboration. COURSES Your student courses have already been set up for you. Whether you’re using Schoology or not, your students can see your course. This is because they are synced with eschool. If students are added or withdrawn, the changes are made to your course roster. The same classes you have in eschool are represented as courses in Schoology. You cannot add or remove students from your Schoology courses without having the change made in eschool. You can create or join PD courses. These will be a self-guided e-learning experience. The students in your course have access to all the materials you post for their learning and can interact through assignments and discussions. Other teachers cannot see your content automatically, so if you'd like a colleague have access, you'll need to add them manually as an "admin." You can choose whether to "publish" instructional materials to students immediately or on a determined date. With a COURSE, you CAN...
GROUPS Unlike courses, groups are NOT synced with eschool. Therefore, they are NOT created automatically for you. YOU can create groups for ANYTHING and add or share the access code with whomever you want to collaborate! Groups are great for professional learning, team meetings, PLCs, book groups, collaborative lesson planning, shared learning goals/scales, student organizations, committees, anything you want everyone to participate in together! With a GROUP, you CAN...
+5 Points - Navigating the Groups & Courses Tabs1: Crown = You're admin! You can add others! 2: Create a new group/course 3: Join a group/course using an ACCESS CODE 4: See All - here's where you go to delete a group or find archives of courses 5: ORGANIZE! Click here for a list of your groups/course. Too many? Put the most frequently used up top! How are YOU using Schoology groups or courses to enhance learning collaboration??
271 Comments
Dave Calender
10/20/2016 10:15:30 pm
Long overdue!!!! Thank you for clarifying
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j
6/14/2017 12:35:40 pm
iyes
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Matthew Buss
10/19/2017 10:20:56 am
This is great for anyone new to the Schoology Learning Management System.
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Christofer Glen Neidermyer
9/30/2020 01:23:53 pm
I agree. Thank you!
Day
10/28/2020 09:40:18 am
Yes it is
Rita
4/1/2021 11:25:29 am
Yes it is very good
Kelly Peters
11/29/2017 11:24:38 am
I use both groups and courses. I use groups for teacher collaboration for coaching as well as department/content sharing.
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Kayla
2/24/2020 12:47:28 pm
Great idea !
Bryan Eckman
2/27/2019 01:15:05 pm
Thanks for the information.
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Jordan Tuthill
3/26/2020 01:26:11 pm
Thanks for the clarification!
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Janet
4/16/2020 08:32:39 am
Great ideas!
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Adam Wood
6/4/2020 06:57:48 pm
Just for working with students and other teachers about class content.
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8/27/2020 02:38:45 pm
I'm rethinking how I will set up my course based on this new information
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Brittany Deibler
11/10/2020 12:34:56 pm
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Nichole Whiteman
3/30/2021 11:51:08 am
I only use schoology to join groups or courses at this point.
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Sharon Cargill
12/28/2021 05:27:18 pm
Yes, I appreciate the clarification!
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Cindy Williams
11/25/2023 04:32:08 pm
I look forward to using Groups to work with colleagues and also using my Courses to work with students in a central resource. The interfaces to both are great.
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10/21/2016 06:51:43 am
I have set up courses, but not groups. I am still limited by the availability of the computer cart. I haven't even assigned the students thinkcentral log on info. because I have to maximize my instruction when I get the computers.
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Jessica Garrigan
10/21/2016 04:43:42 pm
Thanks for your thoughts, Toni! I know you'll be ready to go once the devices come in!
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J
6/14/2017 12:36:47 pm
yes
j
6/14/2017 12:36:23 pm
good idea
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Jessica Garrigan
10/21/2016 04:46:30 pm
One question that came up today was about giving everyone in your group permission to create resources. By default, the group is set so only the admin can add resources. You can change this by going to group options > group settings and changing group admins to all members under create resources at the bottom of the screen.
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J
6/14/2017 12:37:06 pm
OK
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Karen Mastropietro
4/13/2017 04:36:32 pm
Learning as I go. The potential for organization is encouraging.
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J
6/14/2017 12:37:20 pm
Good for you
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Ka Yerger
4/15/2017 07:40:48 am
I finally learned the difference between courses and groups.
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J
6/14/2017 12:37:34 pm
Me too
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Windy Norton
3/21/2018 12:55:58 pm
Me too.
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Ann Fesenmyer
4/17/2017 06:04:16 am
Good to know! Work in progress!!!!!
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J
6/14/2017 12:39:28 pm
well done
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S E
2/26/2020 01:35:51 pm
Work in progress indeed
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Miriam Melendez-Swinton
4/17/2017 01:56:08 pm
After reading this - it appears you still need eSchool Plus for courses...
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Jessica Garrigan
4/18/2017 09:43:53 am
Hi Miriam!
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Veida Wissler
4/17/2017 06:53:29 pm
May this information always be kept easily accessible for frequent reviewing!
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Jennifer Morgan
4/18/2017 10:58:20 am
Looking forward to utilizing this information.
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Ryan Wertman
4/18/2017 03:35:34 pm
Never fully thought about the difference between a group and course.
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Tonya Massarotti
4/18/2017 05:08:41 pm
I finally learned that a course is for instruction (ex. grading) and a group is for collaboration (ex. calendar invites and discussions).
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Rose Acevedo
4/18/2017 11:19:43 pm
I was always confused about where to look for something, courses or groups. Now it's finally cleared up.
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Erik Kirchner
4/19/2017 08:25:29 am
Good to understand the actual difference between groups and courses
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Jaclyn Gantz
4/19/2017 03:45:18 pm
Groups are better for colleagues, courses are better for students.
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Janess Crawford
4/19/2017 10:18:43 pm
It seems like I will use courses more often than groups.
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Laurie Sallie
6/13/2017 09:05:12 pm
Thank-you for clarifying the difference. I found this very helpful!
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zartman
6/14/2017 12:35:01 pm
good job.
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ok
6/14/2017 12:42:33 pm
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Dave Hinnenkamp
6/14/2017 12:42:46 pm
Thanks
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Kim Walls
2/27/2019 02:00:19 pm
You're welcome!
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zartman
6/14/2017 12:47:29 pm
great, thanks.
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Erikka
6/14/2017 01:01:38 pm
I think the difference between a course and a group makes sense.
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Stephanie
6/14/2017 01:04:30 pm
Thanks for the info.
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Laura
6/14/2017 01:08:43 pm
Good information.
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Ben Newswanger
6/14/2017 01:12:28 pm
I concurr
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suzie
6/14/2017 01:10:27 pm
uploading to schoology is key... so course it is!
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Jenn M.
6/14/2017 01:13:41 pm
Great information!
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Jeremy
6/14/2017 01:13:53 pm
Good distinction
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CCR
6/14/2017 01:16:29 pm
Helpful
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Jessica Crosby
6/14/2017 01:22:19 pm
Good info!
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Frank
6/14/2017 01:23:04 pm
I had not thought about using groups with my students!
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Longenecker
6/14/2017 01:24:16 pm
Trying to wrap head around the whole thing and its use for me and my students
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Bolibruch
6/14/2017 01:26:45 pm
Thanks for the clarification.
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Donnelly
6/14/2017 01:28:47 pm
Great to know the difference!
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Jeremiah
6/14/2017 01:33:16 pm
Good stuff
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R Jahnke
6/14/2017 01:55:15 pm
great!
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Hurston
6/16/2017 10:35:46 am
Helpful.
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Greg
6/16/2017 11:32:32 am
Helpful
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Erika
6/16/2017 12:42:28 pm
Good information - Thanks for clarifying
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Jean Farrell
7/7/2017 11:24:56 am
Thank you for the information. This may be a jump start in using schoology.
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Beverly Wilson
7/18/2017 10:53:02 am
This clarification is very helpful
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Nikole Hample
7/25/2017 10:27:40 am
I'd like to use groups to have a platform for sharing within our building ESL department. Thanks for the clarification between the two.
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Jenny
8/3/2017 12:05:29 pm
Helpful
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Marijo Sanson
8/7/2017 02:28:44 pm
Thank you for clarifying the difference between a group and a course. I didn't know our students were already set up to use Schoology.
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Michelle Acker
8/19/2017 04:55:44 pm
Now that I clearly understand the difference between courses and groups, I can start to approach my planning and organizing more effectively.
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Kelly Peters
9/8/2017 09:49:14 pm
This is a great resource for explaining the difference.
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Stephanie Bridgehouse
12/5/2017 02:53:33 pm
This is a helpful explanation.
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Windy Norton
3/21/2018 12:54:10 pm
Thanks for this clarification.
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Windy Norton
3/21/2018 01:01:50 pm
I've avoided groups in the past. Now I understand how I can use them.
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Nicole Eisenbach
3/25/2018 01:53:51 pm
I like the idea of using courses for students and groups for collaboration.
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Becky
3/25/2018 03:46:54 pm
I finally learned that a course is for instruction and a group is for collaboration.
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Brittany Dyer
4/24/2018 08:56:24 pm
Thank you for clarifying the difference.
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Rebecca Weaver
4/29/2018 07:50:12 pm
Thanks for making it easy to know the difference between courses and groups! Now I will be able to use the correct format and not have to worry if I'm using the right one.
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Jessica Long
4/30/2018 04:46:57 pm
Thank you for clarifying about courses/groups. I currently have courses set up for my classes.
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Jeff Wood
5/17/2018 06:53:17 am
Using groups to share documents with partner teacher
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Jessica Skone
5/23/2018 02:35:49 pm
This made it easy to understand the difference between groups and courses.
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Norma I Roman
6/15/2018 09:32:49 am
Thank you. I think most of us could use this clarification. I got it:
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Timothy Eckert
6/15/2018 10:15:09 am
Makes sense that courses would be more conducive for student use and for groups to be more collaborative-friendly!
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Christine Frey
6/15/2018 10:15:48 am
I have only used courses with students. I am a little leery of allowing them the power to upload. ;)
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Douglas Feister
6/15/2018 11:34:41 am
I'm interested to see where this will go with life skills students. I see pros and cons.
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Matt Pavelko
6/15/2018 11:48:31 am
I'm looking for ways to use technology in small groups.
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Karen Morrisette
6/25/2018 08:03:36 am
As an English teacher, I'm going to require that all text entries be in complete sentences and properly punctuated. I worry that students will get online school submissions confused with casual texting.
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Danielle Painton
7/25/2018 06:13:23 pm
I haven't started using schoology yet, as I am new to the district. I plan to use courses for students and groups to share items with my grade level team!
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Olimpia
8/8/2018 09:13:46 pm
Courses are for instruction. Groups can be used for sharing ideas.
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Gail Hall
8/20/2018 01:00:57 pm
The article definitely clarified the difference between courses and groups. Courses are to interact with students, and groups are to interact with teachers.
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lynndiamantoni
8/20/2018 02:06:44 pm
I can see using this with my K4 co-workers because my students are K4 and can't read.
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Frank Payne
9/18/2018 02:26:01 pm
Very helpful, thank you!
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Danielle Barnett
10/17/2018 09:49:56 am
Very valuable. Thank you for the clarification!
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Lori Bergey
2/14/2019 03:42:48 pm
I have used Schoology courses with my students to provide content when I am not able to physically meet with them. My department team uses a Schoology group for our team meetings and to store team resources.
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Liz Brickner
2/20/2019 08:02:14 pm
This would be a great idea for teachers I can’t always meet with. It would also be a great to create a group for our UA teachers who don’t get to meet as often as they should.
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Brian Hook
2/14/2019 04:29:50 pm
Using a group to work with other health and physical education to share best practices and things that are going on.
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Karyn Bender
2/23/2019 01:38:23 pm
All Literacy Specialists are able to communicate with each other through our Schoology group
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Kirsten Krimmel
2/24/2019 04:05:45 pm
I use groups to communicate with my Garden Club students. Within the group we share photos of events we attend and tutorials for our projects.
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Frank Nelson
2/27/2019 01:13:00 pm
I am part of Groups for collaborative purposes; groups would be useful when students have to collaborate too.
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Antonio Mendez
2/27/2019 01:20:44 pm
I use course for all my classes.
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Todd Kemmler
2/27/2019 01:23:02 pm
I feel that the groups feature is very beneficial for group projects where our students have the space to
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Michelle Hull
2/27/2019 01:25:20 pm
I use groups for collaboration and courses for my students.
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Meggie
2/27/2019 01:27:35 pm
I love that I am able to collaborate with other SDOL members along with other area teachers in different groups.
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Agustin Cuascut
2/27/2019 01:28:24 pm
In the foreign language department we use a group in order to share ideas and to keep up with special events.
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Danielle McMichael
2/27/2019 01:31:44 pm
I currently don't use Schoology for my classes, but I should start incorporating it.
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Matthew Lawrence
2/27/2019 01:37:57 pm
I now know this
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Stacy
2/27/2019 01:51:16 pm
Same
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Jamie Rodriguez
2/27/2019 01:40:04 pm
How are YOU using Schoology groups or courses to enhance learning collaboration?? I use courses for students to access assignments, post discussions, watch videos, and submit assignments.
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Kelly White
2/27/2019 01:53:49 pm
I use course for instruction however I have not used groups at all.
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Matt O'Shea
2/27/2019 01:55:27 pm
We currently don't use schoology at YIC but I do like that we can communicate and collaborate with other teachers from SDOL and the community.
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Kim Walls
2/27/2019 01:58:55 pm
Thanks for the clarification on these. I'm beginning to think how I can use groups more effectively in my classes!
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Matthew Bye
2/27/2019 02:05:44 pm
awesome opportunities with groups
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Jorge Luis Serrano Lopez
2/27/2019 02:10:31 pm
Helps work with groups.
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Eric Wagaman
2/27/2019 02:12:20 pm
Courses and groups to further for my use
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Natalie Martin
2/27/2019 02:19:12 pm
I use courses to assign lessons and units to my students. I like the group option because a group could be created to share ideas and lessons on things like writing. For examples, teachers could share graphic organizers and writing exemplars to use in their classes.
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Karen Elizabeth Stallings
2/27/2019 02:23:44 pm
I'm not. But I'm learning!
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Marie J Cowan
2/27/2019 02:29:35 pm
Thank you for clarifying!
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Julia Howells
2/27/2019 02:31:05 pm
That will be helpful when working with students next year!
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Kristi Truitt
2/27/2019 02:31:25 pm
Thank you for the clarification!
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Angela
2/27/2019 02:43:53 pm
My son's school uses Schoology faithfully. If he misses a day of school, he can go right to his courses and view/do everything that was done that day. It will be an amazing tool for teachers and students!
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Kelly Killian
2/27/2019 02:55:35 pm
I'm glad I now know the difference between a course and a group.
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Brandy
2/27/2019 03:13:15 pm
I use Schoology courses during district PD and groups for collaborating with the voluntary PD district council.
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Kelly Boettger
2/28/2019 03:41:40 pm
Thank you for the explanation.
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Rebecca Anderson
3/1/2019 02:03:39 pm
I created an ARC Teachers Group where teachers can find and add resources.
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Violeta Ortiz
3/8/2019 08:52:39 am
I finally understood the difference between courses and groups.
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Katie Doughty
3/8/2019 08:14:56 pm
This was helpful in finding the differences between courses and groups.
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Amanda Krout
3/9/2019 05:22:43 pm
I had a pretty good idea of the difference, but great to be clarified. Look forward in adding grades and assignments.
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Tim Acker
3/11/2019 01:57:26 pm
Good to understand the actual difference between groups and courses
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SY
3/13/2019 03:10:16 pm
THanks for the information!
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Lenore Charnock
3/17/2019 02:06:36 pm
I now understand the difference between group and course.
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KL
3/20/2019 11:41:30 am
This is very helpful
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Maribeth
3/27/2019 03:12:27 pm
I use both. Groups to collaborate with my colleagues. Courses for instruction. Thanks for clarifying the differences.
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Tamara Weaver
3/27/2019 03:20:46 pm
I am working toward using Schoology for most of my course work in preparation for next year's 9th graders.
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Elizabeth
4/2/2019 07:40:09 pm
Thank you for making it easy to distinguish between courses and groups.
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Jennifer Pipkin
5/12/2019 05:57:49 pm
Perhaps I won't ask the question "is it a group or course...."
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Kristin
8/1/2019 02:21:21 pm
Presently I have only used groups or courses as at the teacher level for participating in courses or submitting work to admin.
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Kristin
8/1/2019 02:22:53 pm
Thank you for clarifying the difference between the two.
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Amanda Howell
10/24/2019 09:14:53 pm
I am excited to try out the courses with my students.
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Jessica Garrigan
1/5/2020 06:54:06 pm
Students cannot create courses or groups within our schoology Schoology platform.
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Bryan Hower
2/20/2020 12:51:23 pm
Groups are great for clubs to use to share resources.
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Emily J Lane
2/25/2020 01:22:59 pm
I'm quite new to Schoology (new teacher), so this article was quite helpful to distinguish between the two.Thanks!
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Santiago
2/26/2020 01:25:10 pm
This was an insightful article.
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Sherie Eckardt
2/26/2020 01:37:12 pm
Great info!
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Miguel Antunes
2/26/2020 01:37:34 pm
This information definitely helps to distinguish between these two items in Schoology
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Drew Wilson
2/26/2020 02:05:34 pm
Got it.
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Justine Colvin
2/26/2020 03:43:49 pm
Thank you for clarification
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Kaylene
2/26/2020 05:57:58 pm
Thanks for clarifying
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Marisa Cook
3/25/2020 02:38:11 pm
Thank you for clarifying the difference between groups and a course.
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Nikki Downing
3/25/2020 07:53:48 pm
Great information to help distinguish between groups and courses.
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Doris Benedict
3/28/2020 09:40:51 pm
Good information to clarify both concepts. I am using courses now.
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Teri Nicodemus
5/27/2020 10:55:12 am
Great information
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Faith Lugo
3/29/2020 12:40:55 pm
Great clarification between courses and groups! This will be useful.
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Meagan Groff
3/31/2020 03:03:42 pm
I use schoology when giving projects to provide students with resources and google docs that they can edit to submit.
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Tracy Wilcox
4/1/2020 09:06:34 pm
I am using the H.S. science group to collaborate with my colleagues. I will be using the courses with my students to support online learning.
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4/4/2020 08:54:52 am
I am have not created groups but have joined groups for Professional Development. I create course to provide resources and instructional material for my students.
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Alissa Hockley
4/4/2020 06:56:31 pm
I'm going to create a group for my PLC subgroup partner to collaborate and share materials and ideas.
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Jayme Murch
4/4/2020 07:28:58 pm
This clarified the difference between courses and groups.
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Mauree Shott
4/8/2020 08:35:18 pm
I plan to use groups for collaboration with teachers and sharing resources with students, mainly in the CYBER program. I don't see these students on regular basis since many work from home. However, many of my ELLs have similar need for similar resources. Having a shared space to access these resources, especially writing resources, will be very useful.
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Sherry Borne
4/9/2020 11:24:03 am
I'm definitely more of a course user.
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Teresa
4/9/2020 12:25:36 pm
great resource for teachers
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Jenny Boaman
4/13/2020 09:33:49 am
Thank you for clarifying...I've been wondering about this for a long time!
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Ann Marie Cirillo-Creekmore
4/13/2020 11:32:26 am
This is good clarification. Thank you.
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Ed Kelleher
4/13/2020 01:28:37 pm
Thanks for the clarification - I was unaware of the difference.
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Suzanne Presley
6/4/2020 02:24:12 pm
This was a good explanation of the difference
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Jessica Recknagel
4/14/2020 02:15:52 pm
Great information.
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Wendy Moncak
4/15/2020 04:16:39 pm
The groups section has been very helpful to post and share resources.
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Libby Warner
4/20/2020 04:09:19 pm
Thank you for clarifying the difference between Courses and Groups. I always mixed the 2 up when it came to PD, but I don't think I'll have that problem anymore.
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yvette m vazquez
4/22/2020 01:13:25 pm
Thanks for clarifying. groups and courses. I can easily get confused
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Lauren Hoke
4/24/2020 03:39:31 pm
Great information! Thank you
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Yasmin
4/28/2020 01:53:54 pm
I think the groups option is great for both teachers to collaborate and as someone said students rather talk through devices. Can you have groups within a course?
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Laura Bleacher
4/30/2020 09:47:16 am
Thank you for the information!
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Carlos cruz
5/6/2020 02:22:18 pm
great info thankyou
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Karen Schreiner
5/6/2020 02:56:31 pm
Thank you for the clarification and explanation.
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Hamsa
5/8/2020 12:10:01 pm
Thank you for clarifying the difference
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Ben Deardorff
5/8/2020 12:37:19 pm
Thank you for the information!
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Benjamin Deardorff
5/8/2020 12:42:45 pm
We have used groups to set up collaboration in the science department.
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Linda Livenogod
5/9/2020 01:59:45 pm
Groups will be a great way to work/communicate with team members. I will use Courses for PD
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Milta Delgado
5/15/2020 09:52:40 pm
Used groups to collaborate with colleagues in my department.
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Terese Nicodemus
5/27/2020 10:53:26 am
Online learning has made it an essential part of every day. Using schoology to create a normal classroom environment has been very interesting.
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Kenneth Hill
6/1/2020 02:06:53 pm
Groups will be a great way to collaborate with peers.
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Jamie Showers
6/2/2020 09:45:15 am
This school year, I began using Schoology groups for social-emotional learning.
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Kimberly Kurau
6/3/2020 11:57:09 am
Courses are where my content lives, and groups are where kids can meet and create.... newspaper club can live there!
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Kristin Bechtel
6/4/2020 03:02:34 pm
I have been using groups with the IU 13 to collaborate with other life skills teachers in the county. It is a great way to share ideas and share information
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Adam Wood
6/4/2020 07:00:04 pm
Thanks for information.
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Douglas M Porter
6/4/2020 09:30:08 pm
The 6th grade MS Science teachers used the group Middle School Distance Learning to collaborate for the final months of the 2019-20 school year.
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Cristy Bagley
6/5/2020 11:07:41 am
Thank you for the information. For the end of the school year I did not utilize groups on schoology bur rather the app band on my phone. It will be nice in the future to have everything in one location.
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Lisa Gingrich
6/6/2020 05:00:42 pm
Thank you for making this easy to understand!
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Vicki Groff
6/24/2020 04:42:24 pm
Thanks for the info
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Mary Blood
8/24/2020 12:54:30 pm
This bis very easy to do.
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Brian
8/25/2020 11:13:53 am
This makes sense. Just this morning I received an access code for collaborating with another Spanish teacher in my building as we plan lessons for virtual learning during the first few weeks of school.
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Jose
10/27/2020 10:29:21 am
Easy to do
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AriselfieK.Cupeles
10/27/2020 07:46:03 pm
Can't wait to try.see-what new things I learn.
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Ellen Torres
10/28/2020 08:29:46 am
In the events that ISS is used in the campus, I would use Schoology to communicate with students about how to change to a positive mindset and help them think about putting aside situations that might be affecting them and focusing on creating short term and or long term goals.
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Maribel Seda
10/28/2020 08:38:42 am
This is very easy to do.
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Jennifer adams
10/28/2020 08:55:46 am
This training I don’t quit understand
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Lauren walters
10/28/2020 09:10:24 am
Good info
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Diana Murphy
10/28/2020 09:20:12 am
Lots of good information, but I’m not sure how much of this I will need to use.
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Heather Grunow
10/28/2020 09:43:51 am
Great information
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Jordan Santana
10/28/2020 09:45:23 am
Thank you, not sure when I will use this
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Lisa Tillotson
10/28/2020 09:46:30 am
Very informative
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James Gray
10/28/2020 09:47:07 am
this has cleared up many questions, as I am new to schoology
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Rita Pickles
10/28/2020 09:49:30 am
Useful information as I continue to work on improving my Zoom sessions with students.
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Anna DeRosa
10/28/2020 09:50:54 am
Thank you. Very informative
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Sasha
10/28/2020 09:56:03 am
Not sure if I’ll ever use this.
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Daphne
10/28/2020 09:56:24 am
Not sure if l will ever use this.
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Debra
3/3/2021 05:15:52 pm
I am not sure if I will ever use it either, but knowledge is powerful and will not hurt you.
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Mary Grace Peters
10/28/2020 10:02:02 am
Courses for homework & coursework; Groups for collaboration, student organizations etc
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Tammy Miller
10/28/2020 10:04:15 am
Not sure if I will use this
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Howard Payne
10/28/2020 10:05:54 am
Not sure if I will ever use this.
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Elisha Heinzman
10/28/2020 10:08:00 am
Thank for the information
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Howard Payner
10/28/2020 10:10:06 am
Not sure if I will use this.
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Johanna Torres
10/28/2020 10:11:28 am
Good resource
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Alida Martinez
10/28/2020 10:19:08 am
I may not use it .
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10/28/2020 10:31:35 am
Information was clear but I may not have to use it
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10/28/2020 10:27:45 am
All this information given me a clear understanding how this tool is helpful
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Heidi Ebert
10/28/2020 10:35:36 am
Thank you for the clarification. I see how groups could be beneficial to my position when courses really aren’t.
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Tracy Summers
10/28/2020 10:39:26 am
Thank you for the information, but not sure if I'll ever use it.
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Nivia Medina
10/28/2020 10:47:00 am
Helpful clarifying information.
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Marisol Rivera
10/28/2020 10:47:39 am
Great information.
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Marisol Ortiz
10/28/2020 11:18:43 am
Good information but don't know if I'll ever use it.
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Adelaida Rivera
10/28/2020 12:31:43 pm
Thank you for this information
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Shaymaa Ahmed
10/28/2020 12:35:22 pm
Good informations
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Deborah
10/28/2020 01:12:29 pm
Does not apply to my job
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Adametsy Marquez
10/28/2020 01:20:13 pm
Good info Thanks for the info
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Krista Anderson
10/28/2020 02:37:43 pm
Good information
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Denile
10/29/2020 11:42:13 am
Good clarification
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Mildred campos
10/30/2020 09:35:07 am
Does not apply to my job.
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Angel Nazario
10/30/2020 10:07:25 am
Great information. I will keep this in mind.
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Moira
10/30/2020 01:53:26 pm
Thank you
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Kevin Santana
11/3/2020 10:58:38 am
use it to see and help my teachers with therre students
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Sheanna Forbes
11/3/2020 12:04:25 pm
Great information, but I’m not sure if I’ll remember it if I ever have to use it
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Khuloud Alobaid
11/4/2020 08:41:36 am
This clarification is very useful.
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Abdulrahman Alhadithi
11/4/2020 08:49:46 am
This is a good for everyone new.
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Deb Frailey
1/13/2021 10:20:51 am
The students I work with do not use Schoology at present. May be good information for the future or if I work with secondary level students.
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Laurie Mosso
1/15/2021 12:01:21 pm
Yes. Definitely a better fit for our older students.
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Laurie Mosso
1/15/2021 11:58:51 am
As a building assistant, I am not sure how I will be using Schoology.
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Betsy Kuhns
2/24/2021 01:30:27 pm
Very informative.
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Bill Moore
2/24/2021 01:37:50 pm
got it
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Diana
2/27/2021 01:34:33 pm
I plan on using this in the near future
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Joe
3/2/2021 07:27:02 pm
I like nearpod better for collaborative work
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Marissa Pickup
3/4/2021 02:14:22 pm
I'm not sure which would be best to use as a Building Assistant. Any clarification available?
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Barbara
3/7/2021 12:34:14 pm
I am not sure how when I will use this but glad to be learning about it for future reference.
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Griceli Maldonado santiago
4/12/2021 02:36:54 pm
Detailed clarification was needed. :)
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Kenna Denlinger
8/10/2021 02:00:08 pm
I teach K-5 and I am not quite sure how or if schoology will assist me with enhancing my teaching students.
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Eileen Dougherty
8/15/2021 04:44:36 pm
Are use courses with students and groups with colleagues.
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Patrick
8/17/2021 03:33:19 pm
Good information to have when having students collaborate.
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Sharon Cargill
12/28/2021 05:28:13 pm
Thank you for posting this information.
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Cory S Robison
2/23/2022 01:20:16 pm
Great Content. Thank you
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Mr. Sensenig
5/23/2022 08:34:58 am
I use groups already for courses to allow discussion and preparation for submitting assignments
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Mr. Sensenig
5/23/2022 08:39:09 am
Thanks for the information!
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