Google Classroom
Carry coursework into follow-through

Run course setup, learning-material delivery, and student follow-through with Google Classroom and SPIRITT. Create courses, topics, coursework, and materials from an approved learning plan. Track submissions and roster context so missing work reaches the right educator.

Yes. It can create courses, topics, coursework, and learning materials from an approved syllabus. It then checks available submissions and course records, coordinates educator follow-ups, and maintains approved announcements and assignment corrections.

Course and coursework actions follow the connected educator's access and course ownership rules. SPIRITT uses recorded submissions and due dates to coordinate learner support, while educators own grading and learning judgments.

Google Drive can supply approved learning resources while SPIRITT creates the Google Classroom topics, coursework, and materials for a course launch. Asana holds missing-teacher-input tasks with the affected course IDs. After corrections, SPIRITT verifies the Classroom records before handing the course to educators and students.

SPIRITT can schedule course-structure checks against your syllabus and review coursework, due dates, and recorded submission states for missing work. It sends resource gaps and learner follow-ups to the responsible educator in Asana, then refreshes the source records. Submission state guides support; educators retain grading and learning judgments.

Open a SPIRITT workspace, connect Google Classroom, and hand over a concrete mission such as: build a course launch system. SPIRITT builds the workflow, connects the other tools it needs, and operates it around your rules.