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IrelandLearn Skills Daily turns Google Classroom around to the student view
Angelo Urrico's advanced lesson connects assignment tools, grading rubrics and the practical business of releasing feedback.
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Google Classroom Advanced: Manage Your Class Better
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- 4:45Multiple-choice questions can include answer options, due dates, topic labels and a Google Drive attachment.
- 8:54Short-answer questions include controls for student replies, allowing a question to become a class discussion.
- 16:07Assignment due dates automatically appear in class and individual Google calendars.
- 27:17Entering a grade records it; returning the assignment releases the score to the student.
- 34:04Teachers can build and attach a customized grading rubric to a Google Slides assignment.
- 56:14Students can check individual work and a multi-class To-do list organized by due-date status.
A teacher can enter a score without the student being able to see it yet. That small but important distinction is one of the useful stops in Learn Skills Daily's only new upload, "Google Classroom Advanced: Manage Your Class Better".
Instructor Angelo Urrico demonstrates how the Return button releases a grade, rather than merely recording it. Elsewhere, he builds multiple-choice and short-answer questions, attaches learning materials and creates an evaluation rubric. Then he switches sides, showing how students join classes and find their work across different subjects. His practical suggestion for teachers testing the setup: partner with a colleague so each can try the other's student experience.
The lesson has collected roughly 3,200 views and is currently the channel's busiest upload by daily views, narrowly above October's Excel 365 full course. The earlier Google Classroom beginner tutorial is also among the videos drawing the most daily attention, giving the advanced session a natural starting point for anyone who needs the setup lesson first.
Across the channel, the week brought about 240,000 views. Daily viewing is close to its usual level, while the subscriber count held steady. Among nearby educational channels, Asianometry and BBC Timestamp are seeing daily viewing above their usual levels; Learn Skills Daily's week is more even-paced.
For teachers following the new course, the final student-side walkthrough supplies a useful check: where assignments actually appear once all that organizing and grading is done.
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Which button releases a graded assignment back to the student in the tutorial?
Urrico explains that Return makes the completed grade available to the student.