So have you ever wanted to use a rubric with student work in Google Drive? Sure you have. You can create a rubric and then link it into Google Drive and have it connect to a Google Drive spreadsheet so that you can have the grades recorded and the students can see their rubric. Above is the how to tutorial. You can find more easy scripting on youpd
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Using Rubrics in Google Drive
So have you ever wanted to use a rubric with student work in Google Drive? Sure you have. You can create a rubric and then link it into Google Drive and have it connect to a Google Drive spreadsheet so that you can have the grades recorded and the students can see their rubric. Above is the how to tutorial. You can find more easy scripting on youpd
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