Oftentimes in K-12, the Google workspace administrator for the school or district must review and approve new applications before using Google integrations. Review this guide to see how to get speakable approved.

Step 1: Log in with Google

To get started, go to speakable.io and log in using your Google account.

Logging in with Google is required to connect your Google Classroom to Speakable.

Step 2: Import Your Classrooms

1. Navigate to the Classrooms tab in your dashboard.
2. Click Create Classroom.
3. You will see an option to import from Google Classroom.
4. Speakable will scan for all available Google Classroom sections associated with your account.
5. Select the classes you’d like to import and click Import.

You can import sections even if they currently have no students enrolled.

Step 3: Sync a Classroom

Once a class has been imported:

1. Click into the classroom you want to manage.
2. Use the Sync Classroom button to refresh the student list or confirm that the integration is active.
3. Once synced, you can begin assigning Speakable activities to the students in that class.

Step 4: Manage Google Classroom Settings

To manage or troubleshoot the integration:

1. Click the three-dot menu (⋯) on your navigation bar.
2. Select Settings, then click on the Google Classroom tab.
3. From this view, you can:
   • Confirm that your Google account is connected.
   • Reconnect your account if needed.
   • View which sections are currently synced.
   • Enable or disable grade passback.

Step 5: Assign Activities and Sync Grades

To assign activities to your Google Classroom and sync grades:

1. Choose the activity you’d like to assign.
2. Select the appropriate Google Classroom section.
3. Click Schedule.
4. Make sure the Sync Grades option is enabled if you want grades from Speakable to be sent back to Google Classroom automatically.

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