Add a Google Assignment to Course Site
You and your students must use your Lehigh Google Account (lehigh.edu) for Google Assignments and you should only sign into one Google account at a time in your browser. Chrome browser preferred.
Need help with using multiple Google accounts? Please review: Using Multiple Google Accounts
Before you proceed. The Professor or TA who links their account with the first Google Assignment in the course is the owner of the archived assignment files on their Lehigh Google Drive. This cannot be undone.
The primary professor needs to add the first Google Assignment.
Adding a Google Assignment
Toggle Edit Mode Switch Edit mode to "ON" (top right).
Click the + icon in the desired course section and select Google Assignments from the list in recommneded category.
Link Your Lehigh Account (Crucial Step)
Click Select content. You will be prompted to log in to your Google Workspace account to link your Drive to the course.
In the Pop-up window, authorize Google Assignments to access your Google Drive by clicking "Link" again.
If you’ve accidentally logged in with a non-Lehigh Google account, you will need to select Switch Account to link your Lehigh Google account instead.
You will only have to link your Lehigh account once per course.
Configure Assignment
(Optional) Toggle originality reports.
(Optional) Upload a Google Doc/Sheet/Slide that will be automatically copied for each student.
You will not be able to modify or update this template once you have attached.
Confirm grade value. (Default of 100 points recommended.)
Set the due date.
(Optional) Add Rubric.
Click Create (in the Google pop-up)
Click Save and return to course (in Course Site).
That's it! Your students can now turn in their Lehigh Google Drive files when they open this assignment in Course Site.
Here are directions on how to submit a Google assignment to share with your students and some troubleshooting tips.
Please only access Google submissions from within Course Site.
While you won’t need to link your Lehigh Google account again, you will select the Google assignments tool each time to add your assignments. There will also be a backup folder created in your Google Drive called “Google Assignments", and a subfolder titled the name of your class. You should not work from this folder-- it is for backup purposes only.