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[Google Drive] How to upload from Google Drive into CoGrader

Step-by-step guide: Upload Google Drive assignments to CoGrader

Written by Gabriel Chi

If you haven't created a class/assignment:

Step 1: Go to CoGrader and click "+ Grade new" to create a new class. You will see an option to grade an essay or a quiz, or you can directly click "Essays" or "Quizzes" from the homepage.

Step 2: Click "Create Manually".

Step 3: Fill the inputs with the Class Name, the Assignment name, Prompt, Pick a grade level and a rubric.

Step 4: Select Google Drive and upload Student work

Step 5: Click "Continue with Google".
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​Step 6: Log in to your Google Account.


​Step 7: Select the assignment folder you want to upload from. See here:
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​Step 6: Upload img, pdf, zip, or html files with the student submission(s) you want to grade.

Note: CoGrader permits only one file per submission. If you have multiple parts for an assignment, use this workflow.

If you have created a class/assignment:

Step 1: Go to your assignment and click "Add submissions". Click on "Upload Files". Select Google Drive

Step 2: Click "Continue with Google".
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​Step 4: Log in to your Google Account.


​Step 5: Select the assignment folder you want to upload from. See here:
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​Step 6: Upload img, pdf, zip, or html files with the student submission(s) you want to grade.

Note: CoGrader permits only one file per submission. If you have multiple parts for an assignment, use this workflow.

Unable to Continue Without Submissions

If you click Continue without submissions before completing the required assignment details, CoGrader will prompt you to go back and complete them first.

Make sure you’ve filled in Class name, Assignment name, and Prompt.

Once these are complete, you can continue without adding submissions.

Note: If you use Microsoft Teams, student work may be accessible through OneDrive, so you can use the OneDrive option to add submissions to CoGrader. If downloading submissions individually from Teams is time-consuming and your school also uses Turnitin, you can download the submissions from Turnitin and upload them to CoGrader instead.

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