all of the importing and exporting I mentioned above).
While in Drive, the students can open the document and push the 3 dots in the upper right corner and select the option of "opening in" Notability (vs. However, once you get to the step of pulling the document into Notability, there is now an easier way. How it works: Students still need to save their teachers' documents to their Drive the same way as above (clicking on the assignment link). Every time they create a document in Notability, it will automatically upload to their Drive without having to send it (eliminating all of the importing and exporting I talked about above). Once all of these settings are turned on, a folder will automatically be created in their Google Drive (Called "Notability" if they don't change it). Turn on iCloud, sign into Google Drive under "manage accounts", and turn on auto-backup using Google Drive. Here is a video showing step-by-step instructions that one of our (amazing) teachers made for our students and staff about turning in Notability assignments: Ģnd way - Easiest and newest way (the way I wish we taught our kiddos)įor this to work students will need to go to settings in their Notability app. This will allow them to upload/import documents from their Google Drive. To make all of this work, your students will need to go into their settings in Notability, go into "manage accounts", and login to Google Drive.
#NOTABILITY STUDENT PDF#
Students should be sending their assignment as a PDF for the best results.
After sending their assignment back to their Google Classroom folder, they will then go to the assignment in their teacher's Google Classroom and submit their assignment from their Drive. starting from scratch), they will need to import the document to Notability first. If it is an assignment that teachers would like them to fill in (worksheet vs. I will share the 2 best options!ġst way - The way we taught our kiddos back in August. We have discovered a few different ways to do this. "Students will create their assignment in Notability and then share it with their Google Classroom folder. The best ideas often come from the troubleshooting forums, Thank You Amber B!
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