While it can be a great tool for collaboration, it is NOT the setting you want for posting individual assignments. This option is ideal for collaborative work, such as group brainstorming sessions, collaborative slideshows, and sign up sheets. Use Students can edit file when you want all students to have editing access to the same document.
#Find any file on google how to
Learn how to save individual pages of a PDF to share with students in Google Classroom. Learn more about using the advanced search features in Google Drive. I’ve had former students visit and tell me that they still use some of the resources I posted, which is pretty neat. Once a student opens the video, they can find it again later simply by typing “MLA Format” (key words from the video title) into their Google Drive search. Think of it like a digital resource they’ll never lose!įor example, when we write our first essay at the beginning of the year, I always post a quick screen recording where I demonstrate how to format a doc in MLA. Students can then access these files anytime without having to go through Google Classroom first. When students open attachments in Google Classroom, those attachments are automatically added to the “Shared with Me” section of their Google Drive. Basically, if students only need to see the file (but not type on it), this is likely the setting you’ll want.
Use this setting when posting articles, handouts, and other reference materials. In view-only, students will be able to open and view the attached file, but they will not be able to make any changes. This means that unless you specifically select one of the other options, your attachment will post as a view-only file. Students can view file is the default setting for Google Classroom attachments.
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