Using Crash Course World History II in Google Classroom

Using Crash Course World History II in Google Classroom

Crash Course World History II can work well in Google Classroom when teachers use a consistent file routine for episode lessons, assessment checkpoints, and review materials.

A Practical Google Classroom Workflow

  • Assign one episode lesson at a time for guided viewing.
  • Use weekly assessment checkpoints for review or homework.
  • Use unit assessments after each major unit.
  • Keep the student syllabus visible so students understand the larger sequence.
  • Use the Start Here PDF to access and copy shared folder files after purchase.

Why Digital Organization Matters

Without a clear folder structure, a video curriculum can become a pile of links. A Google Classroom-ready workflow keeps student-facing materials, teacher guides, and assessments organized by week and unit.

Print and Digital Flexibility

Teachers can use the same structure for digital assignments, printed packets, makeup work, review stations, or emergency sub plans.

Helpful Next Steps

Video note: Crash Course videos are not included. These teacher-created resources are designed to support instruction with the publicly available Crash Course World History II videos. This product is not affiliated with or endorsed by Crash Course.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the videos included in the Google Drive files?
No. Videos are not included. The materials are designed to support the public Crash Course World History II videos.

Can teachers edit the files?
The workflow is designed around editable classroom-use files when teachers make their own copies.

Can the same files be printed?
Yes. Teachers can adapt the files for print packets or paper-based review as needed.

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