Each assignment has its own page where you can review your students work give feedback and also issue grades all in one place

There are two ways to grade assignments. You can go to the classwork tab

select the assignment you want

Then click view assignment in the bottom left corner

Or you can go up to the grades tab and then open the assignment from there

Either path will take you to the student work page for that assignment

From here. You can check your students progress review their submissions and also issue grades

to open a submission click the one you want the

Student's work will appear in the main part of the window with the grading tool off to the right in

the grade field you can type the grade you'd like to give

You can also leave feedback for the student in the private comments area

If there's more than one submission waiting to be graded

You can use the bar at the top to navigate between students your feedback and grades will be saved as a draft

Which you can then send off when you're ready

when you're finished grading click the Return button to return the current submission or click the arrow to the right and

You can return multiple submissions at once in this example. We'll return just the one and

Then click here to confirm

Once you start grading assignments, you'll find lots of useful info on the grades tab

for instance, you can see each student's grade for each assignment as well as the student's overall grades and the class average if

You're not seeing overall grades. It's because you're not using the overall grading feature

Which you can turn on in your classes settings to learn more about grading systems in Google classroom

Check out our getting started video on

The it's tab. You can easily learn more about a student just by clicking their name

you'll be taken to a page with the summary of their work including any pending or missing assignments if

You'd like to export your students grades to a spreadsheet visit any student work page

From here. Click the gear icon in the top right corner, then choose copy all grades to Google sheets

Keep in mind unlike the grades tab. This sheet will not update automatically if you grade more assignments, you'll need to export it again

One last thing at the time of this video

Google classroom is offering a beta program that lets you export grades to your school's student information system or sis

To learn more visit the Google classroom Help Center and search for info on beta programs or sis

So those are the basics you're ready to start grading assignments and giving feedback in Google classroom

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