When your teacher returns your work, you can see your grade and any feedback. If your teacher uses a rubric, check your rubric feedback. You can also check your overall grade in a class.

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To use Classroom, sign in on your computer or mobile device and join classes. After you join a class, you can get assignments from your teacher and communicate with your classmates.

If you use Total points or Weighted by category grading, you can see a student's overall grade in the class. You can view overall grades from the Grades page or the People page.

Before you start grading questions, you can see the status of student work. You can return grades to one or more students at a time. For ungraded questions, you can give personalized feedback. You …

On the Grades page, you can view, enter, and return grades. Only teachers have the Grades page. The Grades page is also known as your gradebook. Along with viewing, entering, and returning grades, …

You can use Classroom in your school to streamline assignments, boost collaboration, and foster communication. Classroom is available on the web or by mobile app.

You can check your student's assignments, grades, and missing work in a single location. You can filter this information by status and email it to both the student and their guardian.

See your grade from the Classes page Note: If you don’t see a grade, your teacher doesn’t share overall grades in Classroom. You can ask your teacher for information about your grade.

You get this error when your school doesn't use Google Workspace for Education. To fix the error, before you can use Classroom, your school needs to sign up for Google Workspace for Education.