Have Students Turn in Work to Google Classroom with a Cell Phone Picture

This video tutorial guides teachers on how to create assignments in Google Classroom that allow students to attach photos of their work. It addresses scenarios where students may not have access to laptops and need to submit handwritten work via cell phone pictures. The tutorial covers the steps to create an assignment, set due dates, and organize topics. It also demonstrates the student perspective, showing how they can attach photos and submit their work for feedback.

What is the primary reason for students to submit assignments using photos in this scenario?

• Photos are easier to grade.

• Not all students have access to laptops or Chromebooks.

• Teachers requested photo submissions.

• Students prefer using their phones.

Which step is NOT part of creating an assignment in Google Classroom?

• Selecting a topic for the assignment.

• Setting a due date.

• Attaching photos to the assignment.

• Clicking 'Create' on the classwork page.

What can teachers do if they are not ready to assign the work immediately?

• Delete the assignment.

• Share it on social media.

• Schedule it or save it as a draft.

• Send reminders to students.

How do students add a photo of their work to the assignment?

• By posting it on a class forum.

• By uploading it to a shared drive.

• By clicking 'Add Attachment' and taking a photo.

• By emailing it to the teacher.

What should students do after attaching all necessary photos to their assignment?

• Wait for teacher feedback.

• Send a message to the teacher.

• Turn it in.

• Mark it as done.