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Google docs :

Collaborate on lesson plans

Keep a running records of meeting notes

Create a shared lesson plan repository

Improve the writing process

Publish student work

Translate letters home to parents

Track student homework

Coordinate sign-ups

Personalize flashcards

collect, share, and analyze data

Use slides to create dynamic and engaging presentations

Google Forms

How to submit answers in a form and see results

Administer assessments

Survey your students interests

Collect observation feedback

Submit reading records online

Keep track of discipline referrals

Automatically grade forms with Flubarro

Google Calendar

Manage your schedule effectively

Share calendars

Check out shared resources

Map out the standards you are teaching

Create appointment slots

Teach time management

Gmail

Communicate in different languages

Find global pen pals

Enable labs to increase productivity

Google Groups

Group students by subject and skill level

Create parent support groups

Google Talk

Invite a guest lecturer into your classroom

Hold office hours and homework help

Google Sites

Create a classroom website

Manage students ePortfolios

Submit student projects

Build a curriculum portal

Video within drive

Bring approved video clips to the classroom

Share professional development videos

Control sharing settings on students videos

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You can edit or comment in any document in Drive. Your edits or comments are automatically saved and ready for the student to review when they open the document.

Students can't edit any files attached to an assignment that's turned in until it's returned.

Grade an assignment

1. Click the class and then click the assignment.

2. Click the thumbnail to open and review any file the student attached.

3. (Optional) The default point value is 100. To change it, click the point value. Enter another value or select Ungraded Update.

4. Next to the student's name, click Add grade and enter the grade.
Note: For decimal grades, 2 digits past the decimal point are supported. If you enter more than 2 digits, the grade is rounded to the nearest 2-digit decimal form. For example, if you enter 88.725, it's rounded to 88.73.

5. (Optional) To add a private comment, on the left, click the student's name Add private comment. Enter your comment and click Post.

6. (Optional) Enter grades for any additional students.

Note: Grades are automatically saved. To update students about their grades, you need to return the assignment to them. You can return assignments during another session. However, private comments entered during grading won't be saved unless you return the assignment immediately.

Grade and return a Google Forms quiz

1. If the assignment has a Google Forms quiz, and grade importing was enabled when you created the assignment, click Import grades.

2. Click Import to confirm.
Note: Importing grades will overwrite any grades already entered.

You'll see the grades autofill at the students' names.

3. Click Return to return the grades to students.
Students can also view their grades in Forms.

Note: If you didn't enable grade importing when you created the assignment, you can edit the assignment to enable it after the assignment is posted and completed by students. For details, see Edit an assignment.

Return an assignment

1. Click the class and then click the assignment.

2. Check the box next to each student whose assignment you want to return and click Return.

3. (Optional) To add a private comment, on the left, click the student's name Add private comment. Enter your comment and click Post.

4. Click Return again to confirm.

Note: When you return an assignment, students get an email or mobile notification if they have notifications set up.

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You can edit or comment in any document in Drive. Your edits or comments are automatically saved and ready for the student to review when they open the document. Students can't edit any files attached to an assignment that's turned in until it's returned. Grade an assignment Click the class and then click the assignment.

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Google Classroom - Teacher and Student view

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Google Classroom - Teacher and Student view

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Google Classroom - Teacher and Student view

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Note: Classroom has now launched to all gafe domains. There are a couple of key changes: Teachers can now view work in progress and add comments. Teachers can create a 'Class Information' page for each class to provide general class resources.

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Teacher and student views of a Google lassroom

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Teacher and student views of a Google lassroom

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Teacher creates a class- student views a class

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Teacher instructions- First time us