Setting Up a New Google Classroom Class on Flat

Are you ready to create a new group and assign music notation tasks to your students using Google Classroom? With Flat's seamless integration with Google Classroom, you can easily set up a new class and get started in just a few clicks. In this article, we'll guide you through the process of setting up a new Google Classroom class on Flat.

To begin, select one or multiple classes from your Google Classroom account. If you haven't authorized Flat to access your Google Classroom class before, you will be prompted to do so. This ensures that your classes are connected and synced across both platforms.

Next, connect your G Suite for Education Account by clicking on the 'Use Google Classroom' button. Then, click on the 'Create a new class' button in the center of your screen. Once you're logged into Flat, navigate to the 'Classes' tab found on the left side of any dashboard page.

From here, follow these simple steps:

1. Select the class or classes you want to synchronize with Google Classroom.

2. Click on the 'Synchronize' button to connect your class to Flat.

3. Once synchronized, click on the 'Enroll students' button to add your students to the new class.

That's it! With a few clicks, you'll have your first group ready and be able to create your first music notation assignment on Google Classroom using Flat.

One of the benefits of synchronizing your Google Classroom class with Flat is that future roster updates will be instant and automatic. This means you won't need to take any additional steps to keep your student accounts up-to-date, saving you time and reducing administrative tasks.

To use this feature, you'll need a Flat for Education account. If you're new to Flat, check out our introduction here to learn more about how it can help streamline your teaching experience.

In summary, setting up a new Google Classroom class on Flat is quick and easy. By following these simple steps, you can connect your class, synchronize your roster, and start creating music notation assignments in no time.

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