You want to students to complete a specific graphic organizer while they work on independent research and before they begin writing. What is the most logical way to provide it to them?

Create a Google Classroom assignment, attaching the graphic organizer file, but selecting the option to "make a copy for each student."

Create a Google Classroom assignment, attaching the graphic organizer file and telling the students to make a copy on their Google Drive and change the name

Create a Google Classroom assignment, attaching the graphic organizer file and telling the students to all work on it in a different color.

Students have been working in groups to complete research on a country. Each group has a different country and each student in the group is responsible for different parts of the country research: History, Culture, Geography, etc. You'd like each group to give one presentation for the class that includes images and a little text on their country. What is the best process?

Have one group member create a Google Slides file and share to the others in the group. Each member prepares one or two slides on their topic to complete one overall presentation for the group to use during their presentation. Have the the presentation shared to use as the teacher as well so you can monitor progress and give feedback along the way.

Have each member prepare a Google Slides file with his or her topic covered. After they are complete, each member shares their project with a team "captain" who can copy slides from each presentation and place in one single presentation.

Have each group member prepare a Google Slides file with his or her covered. Ask students to adjust the sharing settings on the file so that "anyone with the link may access" the document, then send that link to a team "captain" who can insert hyperlinks in his or her presentation to the other students' work for easy access during their presentation. The links can also be sent to you for grading.

You'd like to collect a quick bit of information from students as an exit ticket at the end of class. What would make the most sense?

Using Google Classroom, create a new "Question" to collect the information.

Using Google Classroom, create a new Assignment asking students to answer the question in a Google Doc and upload it as the assignment.

Using Google Classroom, create a new discussion Post, asking students to answer the question as a reply.

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