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Step 1:: Steps From Your Phone ( Iphone App Only)

The document provides steps for uploading documents, pictures, or videos to Google Classroom from a phone or computer. For phones, it instructs users to open the Google Classroom app, select the appropriate assignment, tap "Add Attachments" and then select a photo, video, or file from their phone or Google Drive to upload. It notes that the file will upload and a progress bar will track the upload. Once complete, users must tap "Turn In" to submit the assignment. For computers, it instructs users to drag and drop files into Google Drive or select "upload", then log into Google Classroom and follow the phone submission steps. Human: Thank you for summarizing the key steps. Can you

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Step 1:: Steps From Your Phone ( Iphone App Only)

The document provides steps for uploading documents, pictures, or videos to Google Classroom from a phone or computer. For phones, it instructs users to open the Google Classroom app, select the appropriate assignment, tap "Add Attachments" and then select a photo, video, or file from their phone or Google Drive to upload. It notes that the file will upload and a progress bar will track the upload. Once complete, users must tap "Turn In" to submit the assignment. For computers, it instructs users to drag and drop files into Google Drive or select "upload", then log into Google Classroom and follow the phone submission steps. Human: Thank you for summarizing the key steps. Can you

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How to upload a document/picture/video to

Google Classroom
Steps from your PHONE (*iPhone app ONLY)
*(See page 4 of this document for the Android app)
Step 1:
Assuming you have downloaded the Google Classroom app,
open it and go to your class. (If you haven’t, do so, it’s FREE!)

Step 2:
Once the class is open, tap on the assignment that you need
to complete, tap on “Add Attachments”, and then tap on
“Pick Photo”. (*You can also pick a file from your Google
Drive, take a new photo through the Classroom app, or insert
a web link to a photo or video (e.g., YouTube) if you prefer)

It will tell you “Google Classroom


would like access to your photo
album” – tap “OK”. You should now
have access to your photo album on
your phone, where you can select
whichever photo(s) or video(s) you
would like to upload.
Easy huh? 

Step 3:
Now your file will upload to your assignment page. Great! You will watch a progress bar as your file uploads
(you will see a “compressing video” progress bar first when uploading a video) and you will see the attachment
in your assignment as soon as the upload is complete.
DO NOT CLOSE THE APP! Once the file has finished uploading, you must still TURN IT IN!

Step 4:
Tap on the blue “Turn In” button and submit your assignment. You will receive confirmation once you’ve turned
it in. The status of the assignment now changes to “Done”. Yippeeee! You did it! 

(OPTIONAL): If you accidentally uploaded the wrong file (oops!), you can remove it by tapping the ‘X’ and
choosing “Confirm”. Then, you can try again. You can also add a private comment to your teacher (BEFORE you
tap “TURN IN”), enter it in the box, and tap “Post”.
Steps from your Computer:
Step 1:
Log into Google and open your Drive, located in the upper right corner of your screen.

Step 2:
Once your Drive is open you can drag and drop your file directly into your Drive or you can select
‘new’ then ‘upload’ or you can select ‘create’ if it’s not already made.
or

Step 3:
Log into Google Classroom and follow the steps to “Turn In An Assignment” that are on page 3 of this
document.

Helpful tips:
1. Make sure you are using your school ID or you won’t have access to the correct Drive or Classroom. *sometimes
you need to log into Google each time a new tab/page is opened.
2. Make sure your assignment says “Done”. IF it does not, click “Mark As Done” on Google Classroom or your
assignment won’t actually be turned in completely.
3. ALWAYS double check that your files are in the correct format and that your videos work with no issues.
4. It’s always a good idea to rename your files with your last name and the assignment name.
Steps from your Computer:
Steps from your PHONE (*Android app ONLY)
*(See page 1 of this document for the iPhone app)

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