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La API de Google Classroom proporciona una interfaz de programación para que los desarrolladores de software, los administradores y los líderes escolares administren los recursos de Google Classroom. Puedes compilar software que cree, recupere y modifique cursos de Classroom y su contenido.
Estos son algunos casos prácticos típicos:
Administración de cursos, listas y tutores
Cómo agregar tareas, anuncios y materiales del curso
Cómo asignar calificaciones y modificar la configuración de calificación
Cómo generar datos para el análisis
Hacer que el contenido o las herramientas de un proveedor externo sean detectables y accesibles en Classroom
¿La API de Classroom es la solución adecuada para mí?
Google ofrece varios productos para ayudarte a interactuar con Classroom. A continuación, se incluyen algunas situaciones comunes y recomendaciones para los productos que mejor se adapten a tus necesidades.
Modifica los recursos de Google Classroom
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Quiero administrar regularmente una gran cantidad de cursos, usuarios o recursos de Classroom. Me siento cómodo escribiendo código y manteniendo la infraestructura de software.
Escribe aplicaciones que usen la API de Classroom.
Quiero administrar ocasionalmente un pequeño volumen de recursos de Classroom. Me siento cómodo escribiendo pequeñas cantidades de código con poca sobrecarga.
Para comenzar a desarrollar, asegúrate de haber completado los pasos de los requisitos previos.
Elige los alcances de la API de Classroom adecuados para tus necesidades, luego configura tu entorno y comienza a realizar solicitudes siguiendo una de las guías de inicio rápido:
Para experimentar con la llamada a métodos en datos en vivo, prueba usar el Explorador de APIs de Google. No es necesario que escribas ningún código para comenzar, pero ten en cuenta que las acciones que realices con el Explorador de APIs pueden modificar los datos existentes.
Una forma de comenzar a llamar a los métodos es llamar al método courses.list(). Este método no requiere ningún parámetro de solicitud, y puedes recuperar un id de la lista de cursos que se muestra para usarlo como parámetro de solicitud para otras llamadas a la API. Si no tienes ningún curso, puedes crear uno con el método courses.create().
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You\ncan build software that creates, retrieves, and modifies\nClassroom courses and their content.\n\nSome typical use cases include:\n\n- Managing courses, rosters, and guardians\n- Adding assignments, announcements, and course materials\n- Assigning grades and modifying grading settings\n- Generating data for analysis\n- Making content or tools from an outside provider discoverable and accessible within Classroom\n\n| **Note:** Some Classroom API features are only available to users with particular Google Workspace for Education [license types](//edu.google.com/intl/ALL_us/workspace-for-education/editions/compare-editions/). See the [user eligibility](/workspace/classroom/guides/key-concepts/user-eligibility) guide for more information.\n\nIs the Classroom API the right solution for me?\n-----------------------------------------------\n\nGoogle provides several products to help you interact with\nClassroom. The following are some common scenarios and\nrecommendations for products that might best fit your needs.\n\n### Modify Google Classroom resources\n\n| Scenario | Recommended solutions |\n|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| I want to regularly manage a high volume of courses, users, or other Classroom resources. I am comfortable writing code and maintaining software infrastructure. | Write applications that use Classroom API. |\n| I want to occasionally manage a small volume of Classroom resources. I am comfortable writing small amounts of code with little overhead. | Use Classroom API with [Google Apps Script](https://developers.google.com/apps-script). |\n| I want to occasionally make changes to individual Classroom resources. I am comfortable working with terminal commands. | Use [Google Apps Manager](//github.com/GAM-team/GAM). |\n| I want a large volume of reports with details about events in Classroom. | Use BigQuery [Data Transfer Service](//cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/dts-introduction). |\n| I want to conduct an investigation into my users' activity. | Generate reports in the [Admin console](//admin.google.com/ac/reporting/home) or use the [Reports API](/admin-sdk/reports/v1/get-start/overview). |\n\n### Integrate with Google Classroom\n\n| Scenario | Recommended solutions |\n|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| I want teachers and students to see and launch my content in Classroom. | Build a [Classroom add-on](/workspace/classroom/add-ons). |\n| I want teachers to click a button on my website or app that embeds my content in Classroom. | Build a [Classroom add-on](/workspace/classroom/add-ons) and [create attachments](/workspace/classroom/add-ons/developer-guides/third-party-first-journey) programmatically. |\n| I want teachers to click a button on my website or app to link to my content in Classroom. | [Create coursework](/workspace/classroom/guides/coursework-integration) using Classroom API or embed [Share to Classroom](/workspace/classroom/guides/sharebutton) buttons. |\n| I want Classroom teachers to sync with or import information from my Student Information System. | Implement [OneRoster for SIS](/workspace/classroom/sis-integrations/getting-started) or create and access resources using Classroom API. |\n\nGetting started\n---------------\n\nNew developers are encouraged to do the following before starting a new project:\n\n- Read our guide on [Classroom API structure](/workspace/classroom/guides/key-concepts/api-structure).\n- Read about [grades](/workspace/classroom/guides/key-concepts/grades), [user types](/workspace/classroom/guides/key-concepts/user-types), [user eligibility](/workspace/classroom/guides/key-concepts/user-eligibility), and [administrator\n actions](/workspace/classroom/guides/key-concepts/admin-actions). These guides explain concepts unique to Google Classroom and Classroom API.\n- Understand [how Classroom API requests work](/workspace/classroom/guides/onboarding/how-requests-work).\n\nTo begin developing, ensure that you have completed the [prerequisite steps](/workspace/classroom/guides/onboarding/prerequisites).\nChoose the appropriate [Classroom API scopes](/workspace/classroom/guides/auth) for your needs, then set up your\nenvironment and begin making requests by following one of the quickstarts:\n\n- [Go](/workspace/classroom/quickstart/go)\n- [Google Apps Script](/workspace/classroom/quickstart/apps-script)\n- [Java](/workspace/classroom/quickstart/java)\n- [JavaScript](/workspace/classroom/quickstart/js)\n- [Node.js](/workspace/classroom/quickstart/nodejs)\n- [Python](/workspace/classroom/quickstart/python)\n\n### Experiment with the Google APIs Explorer\n\nTo experiment calling methods on live data, try using the [Google APIs\nExplorer](/workspace/explore?filter=&discoveryUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fclassroom.googleapis.com%2F%24discovery%2Frest%3Fversion%3Dv1&discoveryRef=). You don't have to write any code to get started, but be aware that\nactions you perform using the APIs Explorer can modify existing data.\n\nOne way to start calling the methods is to call the [`courses.list()`](/workspace/explore?filter=&discoveryUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fclassroom.googleapis.com%2F%24discovery%2Frest%3Fversion%3Dv1&discoveryRef=resources.courses.methods.list&operationId=classroom.courses.list)\nmethod. This method does not require any request parameters and you can retrieve\nan `id` from the returned list of courses to use as the request parameter for\nother API calls. If you don't have any courses, you can create one using the\n[`courses.create()`](/workspace/explore?filter=&discoveryUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fclassroom.googleapis.com%2F%24discovery%2Frest%3Fversion%3Dv1&discoveryRef=resources.courses.methods.create&operationId=classroom.courses.create) method.\n\nYou can also explore the [Classroom API reference](/workspace/classroom/reference/rest)."]]
