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How to Assign Group Work in Google Classroom

By Common Sense Education
07/10/17

It's gotten a whole lot easier to assign group work in Google Classroom. Learn how to use Google Classroom's assignments feature to create and manage group projects for students. Simply create a new assignment, de-select "all students," select the student in the appropriate group, and title the assignment to clearly identify the responsible group.

Get more tips on managing group work from Common Sense Education.

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