Connect Google Classroom
The teacher connects their Google account and chooses the Classroom course to sync with a Gradenza class.
Google Classroom sync
Google Classroom math assignment grading with teacher-controlled AI reports
Google Classroom is where many schools already manage rosters and assignment links. Gradenza connects that workflow to math-specific AI grading, photo submissions, grading reports, mastery maps, and teacher-initiated grade writeback.
Grading report
Rostersync active Classroom courses
Deep linksend students to the submission flow
Writebackteacher-initiated grades
Audience
Who this is for
Use this workflow if your school already uses Google Classroom but still grades maths outside it.
IB Math teachers using Classroom streams for assignments.
Schools that want roster sync without re-entering students.
Teachers collecting handwritten work but posting tasks in Classroom.
Departments that need Classroom gradebook updates only after teacher review.
Workflow
Google Classroom grading workflow
Classroom handles roster and assignment distribution. Gradenza handles math submission, grading, review, and reporting.
Sync the roster
Students are matched by email where possible, reducing manual class setup.
Publish assignment links
A Gradenza assignment can be posted to the Classroom stream so students enter the submission flow from a familiar place.
Review and write back grades
After AI grading and teacher review, grades can be written back to Classroom as a teacher-initiated action.
Benefits
Why connect Classroom to Gradenza
Classroom is strong at distribution. Gradenza adds the math-specific grading layer Classroom does not provide.
No duplicate roster work
Classroom sync helps keep Gradenza classes aligned with school rosters.
Better handling of handwritten maths
Students submit photos, PDFs, stylus exports, or Drive files instead of forcing typed answers.
Gradebook control
Teachers decide when results are ready before writing grades back to Classroom.
Proof and trust
Integration trust signals
School integrations need clear data flow and final human control.
Teacher-initiated writeback
Grades are not automatically pushed to the Classroom gradebook when AI grading finishes.
Google Drive foundation
Drive import and Google Docs export workflows sit naturally alongside Classroom use.
Compliance visibility
School admin workflows can expose which integrations are active and what data flows to external systems.
Related resources
Related Gradenza pages and guides
Continue into the adjacent workflow instead of treating this page as a dead end.
FAQ
Common questions
Can Gradenza sync Google Classroom rosters?
Yes. Teachers can connect Google Classroom and sync rosters into Gradenza classes.
Are grades written back automatically?
No. Grade writeback is teacher-initiated after the grading report has been reviewed.
Can students submit handwritten work through this workflow?
Yes. Classroom can distribute the assignment link, while Gradenza handles photo, PDF, stylus, or Drive submissions.
Next step
Keep Classroom for distribution and Gradenza for grading
Connect one class, publish one assignment link, and review how math-specific grading reports fit your existing workflow.