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Grading
Grading
Google Classroom offers a wide range of easy to use tools for grading student assignments. Menu tools in multiple locations offer quick access to student submissions for review & feedback.
Google Classroom offers a wide range of easy to use tools for grading student assignments. Menu tools in multiple locations offer quick access to student submissions for review & feedback.
Click to view the video by Eric Curts, author of ControlAltAchieve.com, as he shares the basics of grading with Google Classroom!
Click to view the video by Eric Curts, author of ControlAltAchieve.com, as he shares the basics of grading with Google Classroom!
💫Remember, ownership of a file is given to the teacher when a student submits an assignment. Students can not edit a submitted assignment. Assignments should be returned to students if file editing is needed or to view feedback and grades.
💫Remember, ownership of a file is given to the teacher when a student submits an assignment. Students can not edit a submitted assignment. Assignments should be returned to students if file editing is needed or to view feedback and grades.
The Grades Tab
The Grades Tab
As you learned in the previous section, in addition to the general grading and feedback features, Google Classroom has a customizable gradebook feature! This feature will allow you to setup your gradebook to automatically calculate scores based on your categories or grade weight.
As you learned in the previous section, in addition to the general grading and feedback features, Google Classroom has a customizable gradebook feature! This feature will allow you to setup your gradebook to automatically calculate scores based on your categories or grade weight.
Click the video to take another quick glance at the Grades Tab.
Click the video to take another quick glance at the Grades Tab.
💫Remember, this gradebook is designed to help you keep track of digital assignments. It is NOT meant to take the place of SAM or district wide grading templates.
💫Remember, this gradebook is designed to help you keep track of digital assignments. It is NOT meant to take the place of SAM or district wide grading templates.
Eric Davolt, from ThePhysEdCoach.com, breaks it down with step-by-step clicks that will give you time to brainstorm what grade categories you might like to use with your students.
Eric Davolt, from ThePhysEdCoach.com, breaks it down with step-by-step clicks that will give you time to brainstorm what grade categories you might like to use with your students.
Take 2 mins to check out Eric's video!
Take 2 mins to check out Eric's video!
Submission History
Submission History
Student's submission history is recorded when submitted or unsubmitted. Get the Teacher Tech lowdown from Alice Keeler!
Student's submission history is recorded when submitted or unsubmitted. Get the Teacher Tech lowdown from Alice Keeler!
Click the quick view to the right to see Alice's visual for where to find the submission history.
Click the quick view to the right to see Alice's visual for where to find the submission history.
***If you need to see revision history in addition to submission history for a Google Doc, Slide, Sheet etc., be sure to check the VERSION HISTORY on the file. See screenshot below for where to click.
***You can also check out Originality Reports in the Advanced Grading Options to check for plagiarism!
Private Comments/Class Comments
Private Comments/Class Comments
One of the great features to utilize in Google Classroom is the comment feature. You may add comments in several places for various purposes. On posts (assignments, announcements, shared materials...) you can add a public comment that all class participants will see. In your settings, you'll have the option to allow students to comment or respond to your comments. In addition, you have the option to add private comments to individual student work. The information linked below will give you share detailed instructions on using comments, both public and private.
One of the great features to utilize in Google Classroom is the comment feature. You may add comments in several places for various purposes. On posts (assignments, announcements, shared materials...) you can add a public comment that all class participants will see. In your settings, you'll have the option to allow students to comment or respond to your comments. In addition, you have the option to add private comments to individual student work. The information linked below will give you share detailed instructions on using comments, both public and private.
Also, you may find using the comment bank helpful for comments you have to make frequently!
Also, you may find using the comment bank helpful for comments you have to make frequently!
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