My Google Classroom: Finally Discover How To Setup Your Google Classroom In Minutes by NICHOLSON STAN

My Google Classroom: Finally Discover How To Setup Your Google Classroom In Minutes by NICHOLSON STAN

Author:NICHOLSON, STAN [NICHOLSON, STAN]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Published: 2020-02-29T16:00:00+00:00


Grading and Returning Assignments to Students

Teachers can find student submissions in a number of different ways. However, perhaps the most efficient way is to enter the class you are interested in grading and clicking on the assignment name from the Stream view.

• If you find that assignments are getting buried among student conversations, look at the sidebar on the top left of the Stream view, and you should see the "Upcoming Assignments" box. Click on the assignment you want to grade and follow the directions below:

• Click the name of the student who has submitted an assignment you want to grade.

• When the document opens, use the commenting features in Drive to leave detailed feedback on specific parts of the student submission. Close the document when you are done. All changes are saved automatically.

• When you return to the Classroom, click to the right of the student's name where it says "No grade" and enter a points-based grade for the assignment.

• Check the box next to the student you just graded, then click the blue "Return" button to save the grade and notify the student that their paper has been graded

• Add any additional feedback in the pop-up box, then click "Return Assignment."

Grading Tips and Further Information



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