From left to right: Jonathan Rochelle – Product Management Director Google Cloud, Charlotte Møller Anderson – itslearning Vice President Sales Europe, Arne Bergby – CEO itslearning.

With one click, a separate copy of the file is created, in Google Drive for each student, and titled with the student’s name.

While students work on the assignment, the teacher has the ability to check in on their progress (look over their shoulder, virtually) and if needed, comment on their work directly.

After the students hand in the assignment, itslearning will automatically manage permissions so that they cannot change their answers (though, if necessary, teachers can allow students to edit and resubmit the assignment).

Lastly, we have seamlessly integrated the submitted answers into a new, efficient grading workflow. Teachers can quickly and easily review each student’s work, enter feedback and submit grades – all in a single screen. Teachers can also easily navigate from student to student, saving valuable time from typical grading workflows.

Log in to itslearning from a Chromebook. The app available in Marketplace will allow you to open and log in to itslearning with a single click.

All the events in one place, including the due date for every task.

Create cloud resources directly from itslearning or add them from Google Drive. A better and easier workflow streamlines daily teaching for all of the teachers using G Suite.

Google Meetings integration to schedule online classes or having 1-to-1/ group sessions Q&A’s.

Work with Google Assistant to receive suggestions and ideas on resources.

Add Google Docs, Sheets and Slides from G Suite to itslearning. Teachers will be allowed to add them as resource or assigned them to a student.

Easier access to files on Google Drive such as Docs, Sheets, Slides and more!

Faster distribution of assignment materials to every student

Teachers and students engaging as assignments are made and assessed.

No hopping between systems to try to get things done –it doesn’t require teachers to send their pupils out to a different digital space.

More activities in itslearning, better data and reporting access, less training on different systems.

Happier users who get the same functionality of Google Classroom in itslearning.