When grading long documents such as essays and lab reports, you may use a rubric to provide feedback to your students. However, Google Classroom does not have features that allow you to assign grades in this manner. Third-parties such as New Visions for Public Schools have developed add-ons and extensions that allow you to grade assignments in Google Classroom. In order to mark efficiently with rubrics in Google Docs, you will need to set up the Chrome extension Goobric and the Google Sheets add-on Doctopus. While there are several steps in the initial setup for Goobric and Doctopus, once they are installed, the grading process goes smoothly. A Spanish teacher at my school used Goobric and Doctopus to grade over 700 student assignments within a semester. She claimed that this system saved her over 100 hours of marking than previous semesters. Goobric allows you to see your rubric and the student assignment within a single screen. Furthermore, when you...