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How do I add a class?

There are several ways to add a class to your account, whether that's rostering it or manually adding one!

There are two ways to add a class to your account. If you have Google Classroom, you can roster your classes. If you don't, you can manually add a class!

If your school uses Clever, your classes and students were automatically synced when you logged in with Clever, so you don't have to do anything. If you believe there's an issue, reach out to support@storyboardthat.com

Check out the video below about adding students to your account!

Manually Adding Classes

  1. Click "Manage Classes" or click "Classes" on the left hand menu
  1. Enter class name and click "Add Class" on the left. Or you can import a class with Google Classroom or Clever by clicking the respective link.
  1. To add students, click "Invite Students"
  2. Select how students will be logging in

If you select "User Name and Password", you have the option to add students manually in another step.

  1. Choose how you will be sharing invite information with students.

The most popular option is to copy the special sign-up link to share with your students. Share it somewhere students can easily access, like a shared doc. The link will be copied to your clipboard, and you can paste it anywhere you like using "Ctrl + V" on a PC or "Command + V" on a Mac.

There are 3 other sign-up options.

  • You can manually add students to your account.
  • You can receive the sign-up link via email to then forward to your students using "Email Sign-Up Instructions".
  • You can click "Download Sign-Up PDF" to get printable instructions to share with students.

Import Google Classroom Roster

  1. Click Set Up Classes and Invite Students
  1. Click Import with Google

  1. Log Into Google

Use the email and password for your Google Classroom.

You may or may not be asked to choose which Google Account you want to use. Be sure to select the Google Classroom account.

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