Instructional Resources
AP Classroom
Explore these free online resources to help your students learn and practice all year.
What Is AP Classroom?
AP Classroom is an online platform that provides flexible instructional resources for each AP course to support student learning of all course content and skills. The format of online assessments in AP Classroom helps students prepare for the digital AP Exam because it closely matches the Bluebook testing experience
How to Get Started
Teachers, access AP Classroom to start using the resources.
Sign In to AP Classroom
You must have a College Board account and an approved AP Course Audit form to access the resources in AP Classroom.
Create Class Sections
Create class sections before school begins so students can join on the first day and you can start setting up assignments.
Get Your Join Codes
Each AP class section that you teach has a unique join code that allows your students to join the class in AP Classroom.
AP Classroom Support
AP Classroom offers helpful instructions and tips for how to use each of these resources.
Unit Guides
Explore course unit guides to get both an overview and a deep dive of the content and skills covered on the AP Exam, plus suggestions for pacing, sequencing, and instructional activities.
AP Daily Videos
Assign these short, on-demand videos led by experienced AP teachers to help students understand essential course concepts.
Topic Questions
Check student understanding as you teach each course topic by assigning these formative assessment questions.
Progress Checks
Periodically gauge student understanding of course topics and skills by assigning these multiple-choice and free-response formative assessments by unit.
Question Bank
Create custom assessments and practice assignments using a searchable database of real AP questions indexed by course content and skills.
Resources & Assignments
Manage all videos, progress checks, custom assessments, and practice exams—including using labels and sharing quizzes—whether you’ve assigned them or not.
Reports
See different views of student performance to analyze both class-level and individual assignment results and progress toward learning all course content and skills.