
Google Calendar lets you organize your schedule and share events with co-workers and friends. With Google's free online calendar, it's easy to keep track of your daily schedule.



Google Calendar is the go-to scheduling tool for professionals and educators worldwide. By connecting Teachfloor with Google Calendar through Zapier, you can automatically create calendar events based on course activity, ensuring that important dates and milestones are always visible to both instructors and students.
This integration is perfect for course creators who want to keep their schedules synchronized with their teaching platform. Automate calendar entries for new enrollments, course completions, and key learning milestones without any manual scheduling.
When the New Participant trigger fires in Teachfloor, Zapier creates a Google Calendar event with the enrollment details. This helps instructors track when new students join, schedule onboarding sessions, and plan their teaching workload around enrollment patterns.
When Course Completed triggers on Teachfloor, Zapier creates a Google Calendar event for a follow-up meeting or feedback session. This ensures that every graduate gets a scheduled touchpoint for discussing next steps, collecting testimonials, or recommending advanced courses.
When the Assistant Assigned trigger fires on Teachfloor, Zapier creates a calendar event notifying the assistant of their new responsibility. This helps teaching assistants stay organized and allocate time for supporting the students they have been assigned to.
Yes. When configuring the Zap, you can include the participant email from Teachfloor as an attendee on the Google Calendar event, which sends them a calendar invitation automatically.
Zapier creates events based on the trigger data at the time of the event. To update existing calendar events, you would need to set up additional Zaps that modify events when relevant changes occur in Teachfloor.
This integration creates individual events based on Teachfloor triggers. For recurring class schedules, you would set up the recurring events directly in Google Calendar and use this integration for event-driven actions like enrollment or completion notifications.





