I watched this earlier today, and my brain wasn't ready... 10 p.m., and I get it! Question: Did you have this document already edited for students to type answers in when you made this in Google Slides? I get the Google Slides backgrounds and text boxes. I just need to know if my "interactive" google slides will translate into Canvas. This tutorial was GREAT! Thanks so much.
I'm curious if this will work for a weekly handout. I use a "viewing handout" for movies. It's the same basic worksheet. If I make separate assignments, I'm curious if Canvas will make separate copies for the students like I need, or if it will simply revert to the first copy they made in the first assignment.
Many thanks for the excellent instructions. If this is an assignment that has been sequenced along with other activities under modules, how does the student navigate to the next assignment, please?
Thanks for your video. It looks to me like you can see each students assignments within the speedgrader tab? Or do you have to click back and forth? When I tried to do this it says I have to open the student's Google assignment in a new browser window and I don't get to see speedgrader at the same time as the student's assignment.
You should not have to do anything to the Google document so that each student gets their own copy, at least I never did when I assigned things. Let me know if that works for you!
Thank you for this video! My issue is when I go to speedgrader to grade one it never loads their work all I get is the spinning wheel like it is trying to load. Have you ever had issues with this?
In your Google Slides, click "share." You can change the settings so that others can view or edit the document. I think you want the settings to just be set to "view" not "edit." Let me know if that works!
Hi there! This was so helpful as a new Canvas user. I have two questions. 1) Does this work for Google forms? I imagine if I assign this, it will automatically make it so that each student can take it? 2) If Canvas automatically generates a copy for each student to have, does that mean they will not be able to alter my original copy? I'm wondering because what if I accidentally left it on the share setting where users can edit.
Hi Jennifer! From my understanding, you should be able to give your students the link to a Google Form and they don't need a copy of it in order to submit their work. You are correct about the automatically generated student copies. I have my Google Slides docs set to "anyone with the link can view." They do not have editing rights to my files, they will have their own copy in their Google Drive that they can edit.
I tried this, and the exit ticket I created was not all visible. The text boxes I placed on the side for the students to move into the correct categories were not visible. Do you have a suggestion?
Hi! Thank you so much for this helpful tutorial!! For some reason the blue submit button is not showing up for my students. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you!!
Thanks for your video! I’m new to Canvas (but a veteran of Google classroom), so I’m wondering if there is a way to easily see how students are progressing in one of these types of assignments (external tool-Google cloud attached documents) like I normally would be able to in Google Classroom. From what I understand of Canvas so far, there isn’t a way to see real time work until the students have clicked submit. Is this correct?
Unfortunately, I think you may be right about this. I don't think we can see their work until they have submitted it. I will let you know if I find out otherwise.
I'm new to Canvas as well, but just from clicking around a bit it looks like you can still use the external tool, but select Google Assignments rather than the Google Docs Cloud. Then when you open the page the interface will look like the same grading tool in Google Classroom. I haven't tested it yet, but looks promising.
@@keepyourchinup2808 No you can’t if you created the assignment using google cloud assignment external tool but you can if you use Google assignments. I think the former tool is being phased out!
Hi! Thank you for this. Quick Question!!! Is there a way for me to see students' work while they are working on this? Sort of like in Google Classroom, where the documents are accessible even if students don't submit. I teach ESL and I'd like to give them feedback while they are working with the chat feature of Google Slides and Docs. Thanks so much in advance!
Hello! Thank you for this great video! When you "speedgrade" the submissions, is it easy to view each student's slide submission? Would I be able to project students' slide submissions to the class on Zoom? Thank you in advance!!
Yes, in speedgrader you can click on the student's name and then it will show the student's work on Google slides. You can scroll down to view the other pages in the presentation.
When I created the assignment within Google Classroom, the presentation I used is then shown within my drive twice. One with the original name and the other with template now in front of it. Which one do I link to Canvas?
If you are assigning it in Canvas, you don't need to assign it in Google Classroom. When you assign in Google Classroom, it will create a template version and a folder with all of your student's work.
Hi! There is a little check box under "Submission Type" when you're creating the assignment. Uncheck that, and then the blue link will appear instead of the "load in new tab" button.
I tried assigning a Google Slides assignment and when the student tries to access it, it says “request access to this document” but my sharing settings are to so that anyone with the link can view. What settings do I need to change so that the students can start working on it directly? Thanks in advance!
Change your link view to edit and see if that changes it especially if your settings are open with the link. However you need to make sure it will make a copy for each one like she showed in the video. If you just embed one slide they will all edit the same one.
@@deborahpatzold9322 Thanks! I was actually unsure of this because when I had mine set to "anyone can view" it worked and all kids got a copy. However, when the settings were "anyone can edit," they all edited the same one.
Once I have added the interactive slide how do I change it so they can still interact with the slide but they can't have access to all the other buttons like editing?
You have to create your picture on a slide as the background and then add boxes so they can interact or move them around, but the editing buttons will still be there so they can 'interact'.
@@deborahpatzold9322 That's right, the editing buttons in the toolbar at the top will always be in Google Slides. If you import a background, then your students won't be able to move things around.
When my students click on the link, it does not let them use it! It makes them send me a request to give them access permission!! How can I fix this problem?
You can manage the settings for the document in Google Drive, not in Canvas. I believe the settings for the document should be set to "View" and not "Edit" otherwise the students will be editing the same document. When you select it for your assignment, then Canvas creates a copy for each student and adds it to their Google Drive.
I believe that the document should be set so that others can view it, not edit it. When you select it for your assignment, then Canvas creates a copy for each student and adds it to their Google Drive.
Canvas will create a copy for your students when you select the Google document for your assignment. I am pretty sure the settings for the document should be set to "others may view."
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I'm still new on Canvas and this video is so helpful! Thank you so much and I hope you'll continue to make more Canvas videos.
Thanks for the feedback. I'm glad the video was helpful for you. I'm still learning Canvas too, but hopefully I can learn more and share!
Thank you so much, this is so helpful. My work is going to be 10 times easier now.
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I watched this earlier today, and my brain wasn't ready... 10 p.m., and I get it! Question: Did you have this document already edited for students to type answers in when you made this in Google Slides? I get the Google Slides backgrounds and text boxes. I just need to know if my "interactive" google slides will translate into Canvas. This tutorial was GREAT! Thanks so much.
Best to use Google Assignments for that. You can integrate it with Canvas. Check external tools.
omg so helpful thank you!
Amazing explanation! Thanks!
GoogleDoc/Slides does not appear when I attempt to do Submission Type and Click External Tools - Nothing Google. Anyone else have this issue?
Love it! Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Very helpful. Thank you!
I'm curious if this will work for a weekly handout. I use a "viewing handout" for movies. It's the same basic worksheet. If I make separate assignments, I'm curious if Canvas will make separate copies for the students like I need, or if it will simply revert to the first copy they made in the first assignment.
Many thanks for the excellent instructions. If this is an assignment that has been sequenced along with other activities under modules, how does the student navigate to the next assignment, please?
Thanks for your video. It looks to me like you can see each students assignments within the speedgrader tab? Or do you have to click back and forth? When I tried to do this it says I have to open the student's Google assignment in a new browser window and I don't get to see speedgrader at the same time as the student's assignment.
Do I have to change anything with the embedded link so each student has their own copy?
You should not have to do anything to the Google document so that each student gets their own copy, at least I never did when I assigned things. Let me know if that works for you!
Thank you for this video! My issue is when I go to speedgrader to grade one it never loads their work all I get is the spinning wheel like it is trying to load. Have you ever had issues with this?
I have not, sorry. Please let us know if you figure out what the issue was!
You mentioned having it on teacher view how do I change that on google slides?
In your Google Slides, click "share." You can change the settings so that others can view or edit the document. I think you want the settings to just be set to "view" not "edit." Let me know if that works!
Do my google slides need to be published to the web first?
Thank you so much! Only suggestion- type softer.
Did you make all your google slide presentations or did you find them somewhere?
Hi there! This was so helpful as a new Canvas user. I have two questions.
1) Does this work for Google forms? I imagine if I assign this, it will automatically make it so that each student can take it?
2) If Canvas automatically generates a copy for each student to have, does that mean they will not be able to alter my original copy? I'm wondering because what if I accidentally left it on the share setting where users can edit.
Hi Jennifer! From my understanding, you should be able to give your students the link to a Google Form and they don't need a copy of it in order to submit their work. You are correct about the automatically generated student copies. I have my Google Slides docs set to "anyone with the link can view." They do not have editing rights to my files, they will have their own copy in their Google Drive that they can edit.
I tried this, and the exit ticket I created was not all visible. The text boxes I placed on the side for the students to move into the correct categories were not visible. Do you have a suggestion?
Hi, I'm not sure why the text boxes wouldn't be visible? This sounds like more of an issue you are having with Google slides.
Hi! Thank you so much for this helpful tutorial!! For some reason the blue submit button is not showing up for my students. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you!!
I don't think I have had this issue before, but I will get back to you if I figure out how to resolve it!
Thanks for your video! I’m new to Canvas (but a veteran of Google classroom), so I’m wondering if there is a way to easily see how students are progressing in one of these types of assignments (external tool-Google cloud attached documents) like I normally would be able to in Google Classroom. From what I understand of Canvas so far, there isn’t a way to see real time work until the students have clicked submit. Is this correct?
Unfortunately, I think you may be right about this. I don't think we can see their work until they have submitted it. I will let you know if I find out otherwise.
I'm new to Canvas as well, but just from clicking around a bit it looks like you can still use the external tool, but select Google Assignments rather than the Google Docs Cloud. Then when you open the page the interface will look like the same grading tool in Google Classroom. I haven't tested it yet, but looks promising.
@@keepyourchinup2808 No you can’t if you created the assignment using google cloud assignment external tool but you can if you use Google assignments. I think the former tool is being phased out!
Hi! Thank you for this. Quick Question!!! Is there a way for me to see students' work while they are working on this? Sort of like in Google Classroom, where the documents are accessible even if students don't submit. I teach ESL and I'd like to give them feedback while they are working with the chat feature of Google Slides and Docs. Thanks so much in advance!
Hi! I believe there is a way to do it if you using the new tool called Google Assignments. I'll try to make a video of that soon!
@@keepyourchinup2808 Great! Thank you!
Hello! Thank you for this great video! When you "speedgrade" the submissions, is it easy to view each student's slide submission? Would I be able to project students' slide submissions to the class on Zoom? Thank you in advance!!
Yes, in speedgrader you can click on the student's name and then it will show the student's work on Google slides. You can scroll down to view the other pages in the presentation.
Thank you!!!!!!
Hi. Do you know why I can find Google Cloud Docs when I am in my workroom but not in my subject classes?
I'm not sure what you mean by this.
When I created the assignment within Google Classroom, the presentation I used is then shown within my drive twice. One with the original name and the other with template now in front of it. Which one do I link to Canvas?
If you are assigning it in Canvas, you don't need to assign it in Google Classroom. When you assign in Google Classroom, it will create a template version and a folder with all of your student's work.
Is speed grader something I have to add to canvas or is it already part of the canvas system?
Speed Grader is a part of Canvas
How do you get the blue link to show above the slides? When I do it, it says "Load___ in new tab" and it's below the slides.
Hi! There is a little check box under "Submission Type" when you're creating the assignment. Uncheck that, and then the blue link will appear instead of the "load in new tab" button.
I tried assigning a Google Slides assignment and when the student tries to access it, it says “request access to this document” but my sharing settings are to so that anyone with the link can view. What settings do I need to change so that the students can start working on it directly? Thanks in advance!
Change your link view to edit and see if that changes it especially if your settings are open with the link. However you need to make sure it will make a copy for each one like she showed in the video. If you just embed one slide they will all edit the same one.
@@deborahpatzold9322 Thanks! I was actually unsure of this because when I had mine set to "anyone can view" it worked and all kids got a copy. However, when the settings were "anyone can edit," they all edited the same one.
Once I have added the interactive slide how do I change it so they can still interact with the slide but they can't have access to all the other buttons like editing?
You have to create your picture on a slide as the background and then add boxes so they can interact or move them around, but the editing buttons will still be there so they can 'interact'.
@@deborahpatzold9322 That's right, the editing buttons in the toolbar at the top will always be in Google Slides. If you import a background, then your students won't be able to move things around.
When my students click on the link, it does not let them use it! It makes them send me a request to give them access permission!! How can I fix this problem?
Check the share settings on your Google Slides doc. I have mine set so that "Anyone with the link can view."
How do I know that it is a copy? Where is the settings for me to make sure it is view and not edit
You can manage the settings for the document in Google Drive, not in Canvas. I believe the settings for the document should be set to "View" and not "Edit" otherwise the students will be editing the same document. When you select it for your assignment, then Canvas creates a copy for each student and adds it to their Google Drive.
What does "view as" mean for the teacher? Thanks.
I believe that the document should be set so that others can view it, not edit it. When you select it for your assignment, then Canvas creates a copy for each student and adds it to their Google Drive.
How do I know if the document is a copy?
Canvas will create a copy for your students when you select the Google document for your assignment. I am pretty sure the settings for the document should be set to "others may view."
you need to clarify the content