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Please note: This FAQ assumes that you will be using a mobile device for accessing Google Classroom. You may use the PC, but the screenshots shown below will be different.
Please note: This FAQ assumes that you will be using a mobile device for accessing Google Classroom. You may use the PC, but the screenshots shown below will be different.
Q1. My teacher has returned the assignment that I had turned in. What does that mean?
Q1. My teacher has returned the assignment that I had turned in. What does that mean?
After teachers evaluate students' work, and put in comments, the document will be returned to the students. From the student's point of view, it means that teacher has evaluated the assignment and nothing needs to be done.
Teacher returns the assignment
The student sees it in the indicator
Q2. I need to make some corrections in my submitted work. How can I do that?
Q2. I need to make some corrections in my submitted work. How can I do that?
When students “Turn In” work in Google Classroom the ownership of the document switches from the student to the teacher. The document becomes “View only.”
After turning in work, the student has the option to “UNSUBMIT.” If a student accidentally submitted or they need editing access back at a later point the student can click on the “Unsubmit” button in Google Classroom. This way the students gains edit access to their own documents.
For teachers:
For teachers:
Student's Submission History
Student's Submission History
When a student submits work, unsubmits work or resubmits work this is documented for the teacher. In the assignment grading screen, choose “See submission history” beneath the students name in the right-hand panel.
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