Once you have created an assignment, you will then need to grade the student's work. You will find that using Google Classroom makes this process much simpler than carrying a huge stack of papers from work to home. Since Google Classroom automatically organizes these assignments in Google Drive, for both you and your students, you can quickly grade the assignment, provide feedback, and offer better parent/guardian communication.

Since Google Classroom organizes copies of student work in your Google Drive, you are no longer looking at a list of grades in your grading software. By creating and grading assignments in Google Classroom, you are able to reference student materials for parent and administrative meetings, or when you are reviewing information for student remediation.

Watching the video, or clicking the link below , will provide more information about grading assignments that are completed by your students.

Google Documents refer to Google Sheets, Google Docs, and Google Slides in the Google Apps community. One thing that you will find, when grading these assignments, is all of the attachments your students create have the same editing tools available when being graded by the teacher. You have the ability to create comments in student work, use editing tools in Google Docs for proofreading and editing, you can leave private comments in the assignment to discuss misunderstandings with students, or provide praise for a job well done.

Watching the video, or clicking on the link below, will provide more information about grading Google Documents in your Google Classroom.