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Sending Grades to Google Classroom
Sending Grades to Google Classroom

How to send completion grades and scores to Google Classroom

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Written by Jessica Moyer
Updated over a week ago

Google Classroom grade passback is available for schools or districts that have purchased a premium license to our Learning Universe platform. For more information on school and district licenses, click here.

In order to send Legends of Learning assignment grades to Google Classroom, you must have done the following:

You are able to send completion grades or scores to Google Classroom for any Live or Completed assignment.

To start, click My Assignments on the left navigation menu.

Find the Live or Completed assignment for which you would like to send grades to Google Classroom. Click the three dots to the far right of the assignment and select Send Scores to LMS/Send Scores to Google Classroom.

In the window that appears, select Google Classroom. You may be prompted to sign in to your Google Classroom account if you are not already logged in.

Select the Grade Type that you want to send to Google Classroom:

  • The Completed (%) score represents how much of the assignment the student has completed. If you are looking to provide a completion/participation score for students, this will be your best option.

  • The Grade (%) score represents the percentage of questions students answered correctly from any quiz game(s) and assessment questions in your assignment. If no assessment questions or quiz games were assigned, choose Completed (%).

Then, set the Total Points that you want the assignment to be worth in your grade book.

When you're ready, click Send Grades to Google Classroom.

You will receive a message at the top of your screen confirming whether the grades successfully posted or not. If the export was successful, the grades for the assignment will be posted in Google Classroom in the Grades section for each course.

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