Embedded Files
Assignment Page Overview
Assignment Page Overview
The Assignment Page is where students see what’s expected and submit their work.
What Students See
What Students See
Title & Instructions – The name and directions of the assignment.
Attached Materials – Links, files, or templates you’ve provided.
Your Work Box – Where they upload or create work before clicking Turn In.
Private Comments – For asking you questions directly.
What Teachers See
What Teachers See
Student Work Dashboard – Tracks student progress:
Assigned – Not submitted yet.
Turned In – Work submitted.
Returned – Graded and sent back.
Grading Tools – Add scores, comments, or use rubrics.
Private Comments – Respond privately to individual students.
How to Create an Assignment
How to Create an Assignment
Go to your Classwork tab.
Click + Create → Assignment.
Enter the Title and Instructions.
(Optional) Add Attachments – Google Docs, links, files, or YouTube videos.
Use “Make a copy for each student” if you want every student to have their own editable copy.
On the right-hand panel, adjust settings:
Points (or ungraded)
Due date
Topic (helps with organization)
Rubric (optional, for consistent grading)
Choose Assign (posts immediately), Schedule (pick a date/time), or Save draft.
💡 Tips for Teachers:
Keep instructions clear and concise.
Group assignments by Topic to help students stay organized.
Use Private Comments for one-on-one feedback.
SCHEDULE OR SAVE AS DRAFT
When creating an assignment, question, or announcement in Google Classroom, you don’t have to post it right away.
To Schedule a Post:
Create your assignment/announcement.
Next to Assign (or Post), click the ▼ drop-down arrow.
Select Schedule.
Choose your desired date and time → click Schedule.
To Save as a Draft:
Create your assignment/announcement.
Next to Assign (or Post), click the ▼ drop-down arrow.
Select Save draft.
Drafts can be found under the Classwork tab or Stream, labeled Draft.
💡 Tip: Scheduling posts is a great way to plan ahead and keep a consistent workflow, while drafts let you start something now and finish it later.
SCHEDULING ASSIGNMENTS IN MULTIPLE CLASSROOMS
SCHEDULING ASSIGNMENTS IN MULTIPLE CLASSROOMS
When you schedule assignments, you can push out to multiple classes at once–a huge time-saver!
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https://support.google.com/edu/classroom/answer/6020265?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop
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