Using Emojis in Google Classroom

Emojis can add a creative and interactive dimension to your Google Classroom topics. In this post, I'll guide you through the process of using emojis within topics and explain why it's a valuable addition.

Why Use Emojis in Google Classroom Topics?

1. Visual Organisation: Emojis can be used as topic icons to make your Google Classroom more visually organised and attractive. They help students quickly identify different subjects or modules.

2. Engagement: Emojis can make topics more appealing. They add an element of fun and can pique interest in the subject matter.

3. Personalisation: Emojis allow you to infuse a bit of your personality into your virtual classroom. You can choose emojis that reflect your teaching style or the topic's content.


How to Add Emojis to Google Classroom Topics

1. Access Classwork: Start by navigating to the "Classwork" tab in your Google Classroom.

2. Create a Topic: Click the "+" button to create a new topic. This is where you'll organise your content.

3. Edit Topic Name: Give your topic a name. To add an emoji, simply copy the one you want from a site like https://getemoji.com/ and paste it into the title.

4. Save Topic: Once you've added the emoji, save the topic. It will now have a visual emoji icon next to it.


Visual Representation in Google Classroom

To illustrate the outcome, I've included screenshots of my Google Classroom in this post. You can see where the emoji icon is and how it enhances the organisation and appeal of topics.



Using emojis in topics not only makes your Google Classroom more engaging but also helps students navigate the content more easily. It's a small but impactful way to create an interactive and visually appealing online learning environment.

Embrace the use of emojis in your topics, and let your digital classroom come to life with a touch of creativity and personalisation. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask – kia pai to ra! 🚀

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Boost your Browser Efficiency: The Bookmark Hack for Teachers

Stop Motion Animation (on a budget)

Google Chrome's Reading Mode