Using Gaming Systems to Connect to Google Classroom

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Greetings Parents and Students, 

 If you have internet access and a Playstation 4 or Xbox, did you know you can use either to connect to Google Classroom? Mr. Schuba mentioned this in a post recently, and I've found some instructions online ("Thank you," Utica City School District in New York State for your directions.) The following link will tell you how to do this in a step-by-step fashion. The second link it so an article that also describes how to do this, but also includes how to find the Google Classroom app. 

Hope this helps.

-Mr. Moore

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