Google Classroom Rubrics

Google Classroom was running a trial of some new features this fall that are now full-time members of the Google Suite. In Google Classroom you can now add a rubric to your assignment.

The rubric feature can be a great way to let kids know what your standards are, and make it very easy for you provide grades and feedback.

Watch the video below to see how you can use rubrics to make your school life easier.

Google Classroom Originality Reports

The Originality Report is a new feature in Classroom that checks to see if plagiarism is an issue in a Google Doc. 

Teachers and students can both run the report, but students are limited in the number they can access. 

Below you see what the student and teacher views look like. The teacher view shows that there are eight flagged passages, and shows where the student found that material in question.

Again, for Originality Reports to work the assignment has to be distributed using Google Classroom.

Engaging way to add information to an image

Instead of just using notes, try getting information to students by creating 'hotspots' on an image. When students click on the do they can find information that YOU want them to have. Teachers can also add hyperlinks to the web, PDFs, videos, etc. to get even more info to students.

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