These units were designed to be used in-person or with Google Classroom. You can read more information about Google Classroom here.
Although I haven’t personally used the units on any other platform (like Schoology or Canvas), I know some teachers have been able to. Here’s some tips that can help.
Solution 1: Export the Google Slides to PDFs and Reupload to your Platform
A possible solution is to export the Google Slides presentations as PDFs. Then, you can assign the PDFs to your students on whatever platform you use. This may be a good solution because the Google Slides are divided by lesson and I’ve included student instructions.
- After you download and unzip the unit, you will see several files. Open the PDF file titled “Google Slides.” The second page of this PDF has a table with links for the Google Slides for each lesson.
- Click on the links for the individual Google Slides presentations and save them in your drive.
- Edit the Google Slides presentations to fit your needs.
- Then, export the presentations as PDFs. To do this, click File > Download as > PDF.
Solution 2: Embed Google Slides into Canvas
In Canvas, you can create an online assignment that embeds a document directly from your Google Drive folder. Click here for a tutorial.
You can do something similar in Schoology. Click here for a tutorial.

