hey everybody I am mr. Campbell back with another tutorial and this is part of a playlist series
which is parent's guide to Google classroom submitting assignments so your students will
get or your children will get assignments created or added through this by their teacher and today
we're going to show you how to submit those assignments so there's a couple different ways
that you can do that so the first way that we're gonna do that this is the first assignment here
again let's just drive you through where we're at here through navigation we click on classes I've
added my son to this test class so we're here in the stream which has everything here we're gonna
click on class work and you'll see that there's two assignments here today so as we're going
through we're navigating these they're divided by topics we have the actual assignment here and
we have the due date this one's due today when we're gonna look at this one first then so when
we click on this we have the instructions and we have a lot about the in for a lot about the
assignment and so please watch the following video for instructions and use the following a document
to turn in so there's a video here in this video again it's something that I used when I was a
teacher explaining kids how to do annotations in a Google Doc and so that was something I wanted
them to do in a Google Doc before we jumped into the novel so kind of like a pre reading exercise
with literature now here is the actual assignment so what the teacher is done or what I've done is
the teacher is I have assigned this to the students and what it will do is it will make
a copy for them so when we go to this what we have now is we have Noah has a copy which was
my son of this document now in his Google Drive which is basically get the digital file cabinet
for all of his images and pictures and documents and files and spreadsheets in Google Drive so now
he's going to go through is he's going to do this assignment right and so what this looks like and
obviously this is one that's already been done is from a former student from five years ago is they
go through and the instructions are they need to annotate this document well once he's done
right once the student is done your child is done they can actually turn it in right here and what
this will do is this will take them back to Google classroom and it's going to check for originality
report and I did that as a teacher got it and then right here I have the option as a student
right to turn this in so when I click on turned in you'll notice up here as I'm turning this in
up here this changed from assigned to turned in now let's say it wasn't quite the quality that
I wanted and I wanted to go back and edit that I would just click on submit jump back into the
Google Doc and edit that assignment but now it's turned in and I can write a comment to
my teacher this was a fun assignment said most kids never write so we're done with this one
the other way if we go back here and refresh this now we're gonna look at class work we're
going to show that this is turned in right so let's go to view work this is turned in I have
this assignment to do well this assignments a little bit different so let's view details so
it's going to take us over to this page here this assignment is something where the teacher
is asking the student to submit some comments down below here almost like a chat discussion
and this is probably what you're having online right now is a lot more discussions so there's
a podcast and an article attached with that I want the students as a teacher I want the
students to listen to and then come back and give a few arguments so and I'm going to send that and
I'm gonna add another one all right and then we're gonna send that now when I am done because there's
nothing to attach or create or put in I'm just gonna click mark as done you didn't attach work
for this assignment so the teacher will just see it's done that's fine right as a teacher I'm just
going to go through and look at the comments by the students and respond to them and go that
way so you'll see that it's turned in now if I go back to my classes and I go here you'll see in my
classwork that both of the assignments right view your work are turned in so I down with all of my
work that I have that I needed for this class again this has been a tutorial for parents on
navigating Google classroom with their students or kids if you found this valuable there's other
videos they're going to be over to the side somewhere it's often got this whole YouTube
thing figured out yet but if you're here it's because you're a parent or an educator and you
want your students to do better I love you I appreciate you I'm glad that you're here