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By using Gale library resources,

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teachers can take advantage of a

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seamless integration with their Google Classroom

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account so they can easily share content with students.

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First, locate content

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that you want to share.

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You can then share this document in your Google Classroom

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by clicking the green Share to Classroom icon.

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If you haven't already

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logged in or chosen your Google account,

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you'll be prompted to do so now.

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Choose your class, and then your action.

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You'll now follow the same steps

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normally do when creating a post

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in Google Classroom.

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Once you've finished, you'll receive a

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confirmation and be given an option to view your post.

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You can also share search results and

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topic pages by going through the same steps.

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using the previous steps any

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highlights or notes you may have created in the shared

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document won't be seen by your students.

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However, if you do want

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to share your notes with the class there is a way.

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After you've finished marking up the document, send

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the article to your Google Drive account by

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using the tools menu.

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Once you've received a confirmation, you can

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go to your Google drive to find the article

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with your markups in a folder named

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after the Gale resource you are using.

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Now you can create an assignment or announcement

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in Google classroom and attach that marked-up

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document for your students.

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Now your Google Classroom students will

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be able to use your selected resources

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for an enhanced learning experience.