AP Classroom

What is AP Classroom?

AP Classroom on the College Board website is a free online resource for students taking Advanced Placement (AP) courses. Each AP subject has its classroom where you can find the daily videos, assignments, and reports. It provides students with access to a variety of tools and resources to help them succeed in their AP classes and exams.

Features of AP Classroom

Some of the key features of AP Classroom include:

• AP Classroom: It is a free online learning platform where students can access AP course materials, practice exams, and get help from AP teachers.
• AP Daily Videos: This is a series of short video lessons that cover key topics in AP classes.
• AP Assignments: This is a section in which you can see the assignment that you are required to do for the course. Divided into 3 different sections: Active, Upcoming, and Completed.

Source: College Board

How to access AP Classroom? 

To sign in to your personalized AP online experience:

1. Visit the College Board website or directly through the AP Students page. 
2. You will get an option to sign in.
3. Enter your College Board username and password.
4. Click the Sign In button.

To navigate to AP Classroom:

1. Select the subject in which you have enrolled and you can to the the respective subject classroom.

Once you are in the AP Classroom, you can access all of the resources that you need for your AP course and exam.

Why use AP Classroom?

• Access to high-quality AP course material: Provides students with access to high-quality AP course materials that are aligned with the AP curriculum.
• Personalized learning experience: Allows students to learn at their own pace and focus by using the AP Daily Videos.
• Preparation for AP exams: Provides students with the resources they need to prepare for their AP exams and maximize their chances of success.

Summary

By using AP Classroom, students can access high-quality AP course materials that are aligned with the AP curriculum, learn at their pace focus on the areas where they need the most help, and prepare for their AP exams to maximize their chances of success.