Google Classroom: How Students Complete Assignments

[randells.dalisay]

I'm here because of my teacher :) again

[In.Explosions]

Who else went straight to the comments to see what all the other kids are saying

[Celestia]

Pov: your here because of your teacher

[Sarah]

lol who else's teacher sent this link as an assignment.

[lisaburrows]

Thanks - steep learning curve to get me head round a range of new technology needed for online teaching and learning but have found your videos a real help this week, appreciate the clarity.

[TxTaay]

Ok who else click on a link that your teacher sent you and now you are seeing this comment

[bestpookie]

It's September the 9th, have you turned in those other missing assignments yet, g?

[chancesellars]

Here’s a game, Every time he says classes or classroom, take a shot. I promise that this will be much more fun while you are on the zoom call 👍

[adrianmaths.professor]

Eric, thanks for everything you do to help out teachers and students.
I have one question about Google Classroom storage rules, if I could Against whose disk quota the students submitted work counts?
From the google drive perspective, it looks like my students submitted works count against my storage quota (I am the teacher that created the google class). Is this normal?
Thanks again in advance for your answer

[michellecoon]

Hey Eric!! I can’t tell you how much your video has helped teachers. I shared it on a couple of teacher FB pages a week or so ago and everyone loves it! I’m just now getting a chance to come back and check out your channel. I’ll share others... thanks so much for your hard work!

[AshutoshAshuDubey]

Is there any way we can auto complete the assignment. 😭😭

[chelseaharridass]

To be honest this was actually very helpful

[brunolaliberte]

@Eric Curtis In the video, it did not explain how the process of submitting a collaborative assignment would work. So if students are all able to edit a document at the same time, who submits it? How do you give a mark that is recorded in Google Classroom if it’s only one student who submits the work? In Google Classroom, when a student does not turn in work, you cannot enter a mark.
If one student submits the work, then nobody else can since the teacher chose to have the students able to edit that one single document. The teacher can only enter a mark for the student who turned in the work. Is that correct or am I missing something?

[matthiasrezacviskastrandsg]

It is always a joy to watch your videos!

As a math teacher I have used Google Classroom a lot, but there are some features that I do not know. Maybe you could make a video on the topic how I as a teacher can get notified when a student has written a comment or question to me. Is there an easy way to see the unread comments from my students in Google Classroom. (I mean it is easy to see if an assignment is handed in.)
Keep doing Your fantastic work!
Matthias Rezac, Sweden

[ML-ntcc]

Dear teacher, I am planning to attend online GCSE evening higher maths equivalent test, do you know how to put some maths symbols on online exam paper with laptop keyboard only? No any online tool is allowed! The online page seems no any editor available like normal google document?

[lauradorlando]

I know if they create a Google doc in the assignment, I can see their work as they are doing it and give them feedback. Is this the case if I post a Google doc for each student? In your example, could the teacher see unsubmitted work in both the Doc and the Slide presentation? Thank you!

[nicolemastrangelo]

Your videos have been extremely helpful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[nehabellare]

Hello Eric,
In case of "Classwork" doesn't Google Classroom also mail the student indicating that a new assignment has been posted along with the title, description, text, due date & an "OPEN" button?
Does this happen always, or does one need to specifically trigger sending the mail from Classroom?
Can you please elaborate?

[cradixus]

Great video! I'm using Chrome 80 (latest), but when I click on the DOCX in the Your Work section, I'm getting a preview window instead of it immediately taking me into the edit mode of Google Docs. If I click the "..." at the top-right, I can "Open in New Window" where only *then* will I see a message at the top-middle to edit in Google Docs (vs. other apps), but it's still not immediate as you demonstrate in your video. Finally, I don't see a "Turn in" button on the Google Doc once in Edit mode as you have in your video. Any ideas what could be causing these differences? Thanks!

[blakelee]

how do I do math pages on google classroom and turn them in