How to Get to Student Work in Google Classroom

The video tutorial explains how teachers can manage and access student work in Google Classroom. It covers the automatic organization of student assignments in Google Drive, the creation of folders for each assignment, and the use of templates. The tutorial also highlights different ways to access student work and class information, such as through Google Calendar and the 'About' section in Google Classroom.

What is the primary benefit of using Google Drive with Google Classroom for teachers?

• It allows teachers to edit student submissions directly.

• It offers a grading system for assignments.

• It automatically organizes student assignments into folders.

• It provides a platform for video conferencing.

Why should teachers avoid editing the automatically created folders in Google Drive?

• Because it might delete student submissions.

• Because it could disrupt the organization of templates.

• Because it will change the assignment deadlines.

• Because it will prevent students from accessing their work.

What is one way to access student work directly from Google Classroom?

• By downloading a report from the 'Grades' tab.

• By clicking on the 'Assignments' tab.

• By using the 'About' section to view the Google Drive folder.

• By emailing the students for their submissions.

How can teachers view their class calendar in Google Classroom?

• By opening the Google Calendar from the 'About' section.

• By accessing the 'People' tab.

• By downloading the calendar from the 'Grades' tab.

• By clicking on the 'Stream' tab.

What happens when you click on 'Classroom' in Google Drive?

• It displays all the classes you have.

• It shows a list of all student emails.

• It opens a new Google Classroom session.

• It provides a summary of all grades.