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Set Up RocketLit Rosters with Google Classroom
Set Up RocketLit Rosters with Google Classroom

Quickly sync your rosters and keep them up-to-date with a few clicks

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Written by Sueann
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If you use Google Classroom, RocketLit makes it easy to import your rosters directly into the platform—no manual entry needed! This guide walks you through how to sync your rosters and ensure they stay updated.

What This Help Article Covers:


📩 How to Import Rosters from Google Classroom

  1. Navigate to the "Rosters" tab on your RocketLit dashboard.

  2. Click the "Import Rosters from Google" button.

  3. Sign in using your Google account that’s linked to Google Classroom.

  4. When prompted, click “Select all” to grant RocketLit access and then click “Continue.”

  5. Select the classes you'd like to import—you can choose all or just specific rosters.

  6. Choose a grade level for each roster. When ready, the "Import Roster and Students" button will turn orange—click it to finish syncing!

🪄 Ta-da! Your imported classes will now appear under the "Rosters" tab and will be available when assigning articles or assessments.


🔁 How to Keep Rosters Updated

Need to add or remove students later? Simply resync with Google Classroom by repeating the steps above. Any roster changes in Google Classroom will automatically push through to RocketLit when you re-import.


❓ How Students Log In After Roster Sync

Once your rosters are synced, students can log in easily using their Google accounts:

  1. Click “Sign in with Google”

  2. They’ll be automatically added to the correct class roster and will see their assigned articles on their RocketLit dashboard

🎥 Need a walkthrough for students? Check out this video: How Students Log Into RocketLit


📖 Still having trouble? Try these tips: Google Login Troubleshooting


Need more help?

For additional assistance, click on "Send us a message" in the site chat or email us support@rocketlit.com.

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