With Google Classroom, gone are the times of understudies submitting papers and schoolwork tasks. You, as the educator, make your tasks in your group, with any extra materials, like presents or worksheets. Understudies total the task and turn it back in — all electronically on Google Drive. Later your understudies turn around in their tasks, you can even grade them on the web. How it’s done:
Sign in to your group and snap the Stream tab, assuming it’s not currently shown. You can see the tasks you’ve made in the middle section.
In the Assignment box, you can perceive the number of understudies who have and haven’t finished the task. Click the number above Done. You see the rundown of understudies who have turned in the task.
- Click the name of the understudy to grow their task.
- To see what the understudy turned in, click the report that is joined to the understudy’s task.
- The report opens in the suitable Google application (for instance, Google Docs).
- Offer any remarks you have inside the archive.
- Close the report to get back to the understudy work page.
- To grade the task, click where it says No Grade.
- Type in the number of focuses acquired, from 0 to 100. Letter grades aren’t acknowledged in this field.
- Actually, look at the case close to the understudy’s task.
- Click Return. Tasks should be gotten back to the understudies before they are recorded.
- Study hall will inquire as to whether you truly need to return the task and to give any criticism.
- When gotten done, click Return Assignment.
- The task shows as returned in the task list. The understudy gets an email that you’ve returned the task and can alter the task and turn it back in, if important.