How to Create a Project
What kind of Project? Either Individual or Team
The difference between an Individual Project and a Team Project, is
that all the learners assigned to a Team Project will share a common
template if you are using Google Drive Templates, and all communications
between learners and teachers will be shared by the entire group. In an
Individual Project, templates are shared and communications happen
between a single learner and the teacher (or co-teachers).
Enter Project’s Name & Description
Give your project a name and a general description. It’s good
practice to provide a summary of the whole project here so your students
can see where they are going, including the skills they are striving to
master. With the editing toolbar, you can add formatting, graphics,
links, etc. Here is a sample. Once you’re finished, be sure to click Save.
Be Sure to Click Save
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