GOOGLE CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS: Discover How to Successfully Set Up Your Google Classroom In Minutes! Fully 2020 Updated! by Larry B. Stevenson
Author:Larry B. Stevenson [Stevenson, Larry B.]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2020-06-02T16:00:00+00:00
Create an Assignment (Part 2)
Many teachers using Google Classroom are likely to want to add an assignment from their Drive because that is potentially where many of the teacher's tools are now located. However, selecting a Drive tool in Google Classroom has an added value, and this becomes obvious with the choices you get when selecting a file from the Drive.
1. Students may view file: If you want all students to be able to access the file, choose this option but not be able to change it in any way. This is perfect for study guides and standardized handouts to which the entire class must have access.
2. Students can edit the file: If you want all students to be able to edit and work on the same paper, choose this. This would be perfect for a collaborative learning project where students in the same Google Presentation that work on different slides, or where they are collaboratively brainstorming ideas about something you want to discuss in your next learning.
3. Make a copy for each student: If you choose this option, Classroom will make every student in your class a copy of the original file and grant them editing rights to that file. The master of the instructor shall remain intact and the students shall have no access to the original register. Choose that is you want a paper that has an essay question for students to work on easily, or a digital worksheet prototype where students fill in the blanks with their own answers.
This level of automation was possible before Google Classroom but when incorporated into this new platform, it is much easier to handle.
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