Google Drive LTI Integration for Canvas Users

Google Drive LTI Integration for Canvas Users is a game-changer for educators and students alike. It allows seamless integration between Google Drive and Canvas, making it easy to share files, collaborate on projects, and access assignments from one place.

With Google Drive LTI integration, Canvas users can access their Google Drive files directly from the Canvas platform. This means no more switching between tabs or logging in to multiple accounts.

This integration also enables educators to easily share files and folders with students, making it simple to distribute course materials and assignments.

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To set up assignments with Google Drive LTI, you'll need to select the Assignments option from your course navigation menu. This will allow you to create new assignments.

To create a new assignment, select the + Assignment button. You can then choose to create an assignment with an external tool, such as Google Assignments LTI.

To do this, select the External Tool option under Submission Type. Then, click the Find button to search for Google Assignments LTI. Once you've selected the LTI, you can attach your Drive worksheet files.

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On the Canvas Assignment settings page, configure your settings and select the Save button. This will allow you to create an assignment that uses Google Drive.

You can also convert an existing Google Drive cloud assignment to Google Assignments LTI. To do this, select the assignment you want to convert and click the Edit button. Then, select the External Tool option under Submission Type and follow the same steps as before.

To confirm that you want to link your Google account to Canvas, you'll see a pop-up window. Click the blue Link button to proceed.

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You can use Google Assignments to create assignments that use Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive. This allows students to turn in assignments by linking to files in their Google Drive, which is a good option for large files.

Google Assignments also allows classes to create interactive files using Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides. This can be a great option for classes where students turn in drafts of essays, as it includes editing functions from Google Docs.

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Using Google Assignments with Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides enables classes to create interactive files. You can also use the Google integration with Canvas to add files or Google calendars to your modules, pages, and assignments.

Here are some key features of Google Assignments:

The video tutorial provides an overview of some key functions in Google Assignments.

Student and Instructor Views are both important aspects of using Google Drive LTI.

You can set up assignments so that students upload or link to files in their Google Drives.

If you choose this method, be sure to use the "Google Drive (LTI 1.3)" tab.

Students can link to a Google Drive and search within it just like they normally would.

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Google Drive LTI allows you to integrate Google Drive into your learning management system, making it easier to manage and share files with your students.

You can use the "Shared with me" feature in Google Drive to see all the files shared with you, including those shared by instructors and classmates. This feature is especially useful when working on group projects.

The "Google Drive LTI" feature also enables you to upload files directly from your Google Drive to your learning management system, saving you time and effort. This can be done by clicking the "Upload" button and selecting the file from your Google Drive.

With Google Drive LTI, you can also create a folder in your Google Drive and share it with your instructor or classmates, making it easy to collaborate on a project.

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