[ARCHIVED] Alternatives to the 'New' Google Assignment

[sfrizelle]

Hello All,

For many of the reasons posted in other places about the "New" Google Assignments - we are considering moving away from Google Assignments all together. As with anything - there are pros and cons to doing this.

Should we decide not use the 'New' Google Assignment LTI - I'd like to be able to provide my teachers with an alternative. If you have found yourself in this situation - I'd love to hear how you addressed this with your teachers and what, if any, alternatives did you provide to them.

Hopefully, I've posted in the right place. Thank you all in advance.

Best,
Sara

[kmeeusen]

Hi @sfrizelle 

I have no answers nor even decent feedback. I am just responding to say "Hi!" to an old friend.

I am retired (mostly) now, and living the good life!

Kelley