Do you think you have made a mistake when copying a class on Google Classroom? Then this article is just what you need!
Google Classroom is a space for students and teachers to interact with each other and learn in an environment that may not compare to a physical class but comes as close as possible. Online learning is not what people prefer, but were forced to depend on. Learning the new methods of teaching was difficult to get used to for students and teachers. Apps like Google Classroom make it easy for everyone to deal with these problems. The app provides various features and services for the users that make learning fun and exciting. However, if you are looking for a way to stop copying a class on Google Classroom, your experience with it may be greatly affected. Lucky for you, we have some information that can help you deal with the problem. Keep reading to find out!
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How to stop copying a Google Classroom?
Unfortunately, this is a problem that hasn’t bothered many users. Hence, suggesting a sure-shot fix for it is next to impossible. What I would recommend doing is waiting for the class to get copied completely. Refrain from making multiple copies of the same class, since it will take longer to actually go through copying all of them. When Google Classroom is done copying a class completely, you can send the class to archive and delete it from there. It’s a lot simpler than trying multiple different methods to stop the copying mid-way.
So basically, you have to do two things – wait for the class to copy, and once that’s done, add the class to the archive and delete it. That is if you are sure that you don’t want the class. If you plan on using the class in the future, keeping it in the archives is a better option. Your students won’t be able to see it, but you will have the option to bring it back if ever needed.
Conclusion:
This issue has not been reported enough to be considered a serious one. A user who shared their experience on the Google forum mentioned trying to copy the same class multiple times. They tried making a copy multiple times because it failed the first time. So the only thing I would ask you to absolutely avoid would be making multiple copies. Just wait for the class to complete copying and delete it from the Google Classroom dashboard later!
